Philip Mshelbila elected GECF Secretary General, marking a historic shift in African leadership within global gas governance; the African Energy Chamber celebrates this milestone as gas becomes central to Africa’s energy and industrial future.
Equatorial Guinea’s $9B Heads of Agreement with ConocoPhillips for Blocks B/4 and EG-27 advances its Gas Mega Hub, boosts natural gas production, and strengthens its role as Central Africa’s gas processing hub.
Equatorial Guinea advances its natural gas agenda with a $690M Chevron agreement for the Aseng Gas Project, boosting the Gas Mega Hub, domestic power, and regional energy security in Africa.
