Equatorial Guinea FLNG project stakeholder Ophir Energy parts company with CEO Cooper

Friday, 18 May 2018

Ophir Energy, the UK-based energy company and stakeholder in the Equatorial Guinea floating liquefied natural gas project offshore West Africa, said Chief Executive Nicholas Cooper was leaving the company amid delays in taking the FLNG joint venture to a final investment decision.


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