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    Equatorial Guinea and Chevron seal key agreement for the Aseng gas project

    February 10, 2026
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    *Stakeholders at the official signing of the financing agreement between the Republic of Equatorial Guinea and Chevron for the Aseng Gas project.

    Lagos — CABEF has welcomed the official signing of the financing agreement between the Republic of Equatorial Guinea and Chevron for the Aseng Gas project, marking a decisive step for the region’s energy future.

    This agreement significantly strengthens the participation of the national company GEPetrol, increasing from 5% to 32.55%, and illustrates a firm commitment to increasing local involvement in strategic energy projects.

    For CABEF, this development illustrates a key dynamic:

    🔹 To develop African energy resources while maximizing local socio-economic impact

    🔹 Increase national participation in energy value chains

    🔹 Create an environment conducive to sustainable and large-scale investments

    We welcome the commitment of the Equatorial Guinean authorities and their partners in implementing structuring initiatives, which contribute to transforming energy challenges into opportunities for inclusive growth.

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