Sub-Saharan Africa upstream in brief
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Galp acquires three blocks under Equatorial Guinea’s open-door policy
- Eni approves Baleine phase 3
- NLNG's Train 7 expansion nears completion
- BW Energy sanctions Bourdon development in Gabon
- Navitas Petroleum enters the Orange Basin with South Africa farm-in
- Nigeria's Forcados terminal drives liquids production rebound
- ANPG grants extension to Block 32 licence
- Mozambique approves amendments to Petroleum Law
- Chevron deepens its footprint in Equatorial Guinea
- Woodside expands in Africa with Angola entry
- Major Nigerian OB3 gas pipeline edges closer to completion
- Venus FID imminent: Namibia energy conference takeaways
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Equatorial Guinea licence mapBaleine free cash flowDussafu production profile
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Block 1 CBK locationNigeria's total liquids production between April 2025 and 2026Onshore and shallow water liquids production between April 2025 and 2026Deepwater liquids production between April 2025 and 2026Block 32 productionMozambique gas production and government's revenueLicence map of Equatorial GuineaAngola deepwater exploration acreage as of May 2026, by year of award and contract statusAngola's top deepwater exploration acreage holders by basin (as of May 2026)
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