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By Grace Goodrich, Field Editor Since discovering commercial hydrocarbon reserves in 2014, Senegal has emerged as a regional exploration hotspot within the MSGBC Basin and continent
Equatorial Guinea Adeptly Navigates COVID-19 Recovery (By Grace Goodrich) News Provided By Share This Article Grace Goodrich, Field Editor In the face of a global pandemic, Equatorial Guinea has been uniquely able to advance a large-scale gas megaproject and make substantive improvements to its foreign relations and domestic regulatory framework. Now, the country is prioritizing economic diversification via industrialization and downstream industry to drive a post-COVID-19 recovery. For the past eighteen months, Equatorial Guinea has been weathering a storm. With the onset of Coronavirus a...
Digitalization offers High Returns for Emerging Gas Producers like Mozambique (By Grace Goodrich) Digital investment and uptake represents a billion-dollar opportunity for emerging LNG producers like Mozambique, as COVID-19 accelerates the demand for reduced-cost exploration MAPUTO, Mozambique, March 3, 2021/APO Group/ -- By Grace Goodrich The benefits of digital investment in the oil and gas sector are multifold: increased productivity, cost savings and improved performance all tend to follow investments in big data, the ‘Internet of Things’, artificial intelligence and other digital te...
Grace Goodrich, Field Editor Find Portuguese version here With substantial offshore gas discoveries equating to over 100 trillion cubic feet, Mozambique has seen an influx in foreign investment aimed at driving Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) developments in-country. Despite major energy and infrastructure projects spurring job creation and a rise in local activity, the risk of the “resource curse” – in which resource-rich countries fail to fully benefit from their resource wealth due to immediate expropriation of resources and lack of reinvestment in the economy – present...