TREE NEWS update: Chevron expects first gas deliveries from its offshore Aseng gas project in Equatorial Guinea in 2028, managing director for Nigeria and Central Africa Jim Swartz said on the sidelines of an energy conference in Cape Town. Swartz said the US oil major took a final investment decision on the $690 million project earlier this year and is satisfied with its progress. Equatorial Guinea is seeking to stem declining output.
Chevron Expects First Gas from Equatorial Guinea’s Aseng Field in 2028
Chevron's first gas at Aseng matters less as a volume story than as a signal that a major is willing to commit capital to Equatorial Guinea's mature offshore basin while the country's output declines. The named 2028 start and the managing director's on-record satisfaction suggest the project is being positioned as a durable anchor rather than a marginal add. What is worth watching is whether this FID encourages further upstream commitments in a jurisdiction trying to reverse production decline, or remains an isolated bet.
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