Equatorial Guinea · Energy
Energy — oil & gas in Equatorial Guinea.
A focused read drawn from Saga's full Equatorial Guinea country profile — operators, the technical opportunity, and the corridor.
Energy — oil & gas
Alba gas built the Punta Europa complex on Bioko — LPG, methanol, power and, since 2007, EG LNG. The Gas Mega Hub is extending its life. Alen came on stream in 2021, Alba infill followed in 2025, and Chevron sanctioned the $690 million Aseng tieback in 2026, with first gas expected in 2028. Feed gas rises from about 175 to more than 300 million cubic feet a day. Yoyo-Yolanda, unitised with Cameroon, and Sonagas's EG-27 are the next backfill. On oil, GEPetrol took over Zafiro from ExxonMobil in 2024. A well-reconnection project should add 7,000–11,000 barrels a day, and the state is seeking partners to lift output above 50,000. Trident operates Block G (Ceiba, Okume), which produced about 20,400 barrels a day in 2025. Acreage is now awarded by direct negotiation; fewer than seven blocks remain open.