Ophir Energy’s assets off Equatorial Guinea could meet more than half of the gas supplies needed for a planned second liquefaction train at the EGLNG plant on Bioko Island.
According to the company’s just-published initial public offering prospectus, the base case development would see Ophir’s existing Lykos and Fortuna discoveries in Block R, combined with expected future discoveries, supply 400 million cubic feet per day of gas to the second train, probably beginning in 2018.
However,
