Stories from Cap L'Opès · Gabon

Périnco is constructing a 500 km pipeline network in southern Gabon to collect gas produced at various locations. Christophe Blanc, Director General of Périnco-Gabon, stated the company aims to enter the international gas market by 2028. The project is part of an expansion to transform the facility into a gas export hub. A portion of the future plant is currently being assembled in the Middle East. The project is intended to enable Gabon to become a natural gas exporter. The company has been a producer of one-third of the butane gas consumed in the country since 2006. Previously, Gabon's gas reserves were primarily burned via flaring rather than being utilized. Périnco has been identified as a major player in reducing gas flaring. This development follows a history of gas being burned by torches in the region.

The Cap L'Opès oil terminal in Gabon is undergoing major expansion works to convert the facility into a gas terminal. The terminal was originally constructed by Total Gabon 69 years ago and is dedicated to exporting Gabonese crude oil to international markets. Project director Rita Yahyaoui is overseeing the transition to gas capabilities. The project aims to prepare the zone to receive LNG. Rita Yahyaoui, the project director, provided details regarding the project scope. The project includes new sections for processing, liquefaction, and storage. Project director Ritayayawi stated the site will accommodate gas treatment and arrival infrastructure.