At the start of 2009, Galp Energia signed an agreement for the development of a natural gas liquefaction project in Equatorial Guinea.
This project aimed to construct the country’s second liquefaction train, in case natural gas volumes that justified its construction were certified, thus taking advantage of the first train's existing infrastructure.
The consortium for developing this project comprises Sonagas (50%), the national petroleum company, Union Fenosa Gas (20%) and the government of Equatorial Guinea (15%). Galp Energia holds 15%.