ENI, the Italian oil company, has expressed interest in exploring block EG-27, one of Equatorial Guinea’s largest gas fields. The information was made public by Equatorial Guinea’s Information and Press Office, through its website, which reports on the discussions held during the meeting between the Vice President of the Republic, Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, and…...
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Equatorial Guinea: ENI confirms its interest in the strategic gas block EG-27
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