Gulf of Guinea Gas Pipeline

The Gulf of Guinea Gas Pipeline is emerging as a cornerstone of West Africa’s next energy phase. This Strategic Intelligence Report examines the landmark Nigeria–Equatorial Guinea agreement to transport Nigerian natural gas to Equatorial Guinea’s LNG infrastructure on Bioko Island—unlocking new regional value chains and reshaping energy diplomacy in the Atlantic basin.

The report breaks down the pipeline’s economic impact, from stabilising LNG feedstock at Punta Europa to catalysing investment, job creation, and long-term growth across both economies. It evaluates how the project mitigates production declines in Equatorial Guinea’s legacy fields while providing Nigeria a critical export route aligned with broader regional ambitions, including integration with West African gas strategies and Europe-facing corridors.

Beyond economics, the analysis maps technical specifications, regulatory frameworks, and operational governance designed to ensure efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance. It assesses strategic implications: Nigeria’s consolidation as Africa’s gas powerhouse, Equatorial Guinea’s rise as a regional gas hub, and the pipeline’s role in strengthening bilateral ties, ECOWAS energy integration, and Africa’s leverage in global energy markets.

Built for policymakers, energy investors, infrastructure developers, and geopolitical risk analysts, this product converts infrastructure into foresight.

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