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Upstream & Gas Systems

HIGH-EFFICIENCY COMBINED-CYCLE GAS TURBINE INTEGRATION FOR NATURAL GAS CONSUMPTION OPTIMIZATION IN LIBYA

Libya · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Libya generates roughly 70% of its electricity from natural gas, with oil-fired generation accounting for almost all of the remainder. This makes the power grid…

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CAPITAL ALLOCATION, PROJECT ECONOMICS AND INVESTMENT FLOWS IN LIBYA'S NATURAL GAS MONETIZATION

Libya · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Libya holds the fifth-largest proven natural gas reserves in Africa (approximately 26 Tcf) and has re-entered a period of visible capital commitment: Eni's $8 b…

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OFFSHORE ASSOCIATED GAS PROCESSING AND MONETISATION INFRASTRUCTURE IN NAMIBIA

Namibia · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Namibia's Orange Basin holds world-class oil and gas resources, but no field is yet at Final Investment Decision (FID). Associated gas monetization is technical…

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Integrated Gas Processing and Liquids Recovery from Offshore Associated Gas in Equatorial Guinea

Equatorial Guinea · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Equatorial Guinea’s highest-value configuration is not an LNG-only strategy. The superior configuration is an integrated brownfield system that keeps offshore…

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Morocco’s Gas Transition: Infrastructure Shifts, Corporate Restructuring, and Micro-LNG

Morocco · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Morocco's natural gas strategy is undergoing its most consequential transformation in two decades. Following Algeria's 2021 suspension of direct gas flows throu…

Upstream & Gas Systems

Geopolitical and Commercial Mechanics of Morocco's Gas Commercialization Strategy

Morocco · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Morocco holds almost no proven natural gas reserves of its own, yet gas has become the fulcrum of its energy diplomacy. Since Algeria severed the 25-year transi…

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Optimizing Punta Europa for Regional Gas Aggregation and LNG Feedstock Security in Equatorial Guinea

Equatorial Guinea · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Equatorial Guinea's Punta Europa complex stands at an inflection point. With the Aseng Gas Project reaching Final Investment Decision (FID) on 31 March 2026, th…

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Regional Gas Aggregation and Cross-Border Feedstock Development for Equatorial Guinea's LNG Market

Equatorial Guinea · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Equatorial Guinea's only LNG train EG LNG at Punta Europa, Bioko Island (3.7 mtpa nameplate, operating since 2007) has run structurally short of feedstock as th…

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Natural Gas-Fired Power Generation as a Domestic Monetization Pathway for Congo's Offshore Gas

Congo · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

The Republic of Congo's gas sector has been transformed by the ramp-up of Congo LNG, which reached 3 MTPA of liquefaction capacity (Tango FLNG, 0.6 Mtpa, operat…

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LPG & Condensate Recovery from Congo’s Associated Gas Stream

Congo · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Congo-Brazzaville is monetising a historically flared associated-gas resource base (proved gas ? 10 Tcf / 283 bcm) through a three-track strategy: LNG export (E…

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OFFSHORE GAS DEHYDRATION AND ACID GAS REMOVAL FOR LNG SPECIFICATION COMPLIANCE IN CONGO

Congo · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Congo LNG (Eni-operated, Marine XII license) reached 3 MTPA total liquefaction capacity in February 2026 with the start of Phase 2 (Nguya FLNG, 2.4 Mtpa), along…

Upstream & Gas Systems

SUDAN'S RED SEA GAS FRONTIER: THE BATTLE FOR UPSTREAM INVESTMENT

Sudan · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Sudan's Red Sea margin is a genuinely under-explored gas-prone basin with encouraging but decades-old technical evidence and no commercially sanctioned discover…

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