CLG opens a new office in Congo
Centurion Law Group (“CLG”) opened a new office in Pointe Noire, in the Republic of the Congo. The firm will provide direct legal support for current and upcoming hydrocarbon projects. CLG’s new office in the Republic of Congo will provide direct support to energy professionals navigating transactions and legal issues in the oil, gas, mining and renewable energy sectors.
On the launch cerimony
The launch ceremony took place at the Atlantic Hotel on June 19 and was attended by Zion Adeoye, CEO of CLG, Strayson Vermeulen – Group (CFO) & COO, Yves Olivier, Director of CLG Congo and Oneyka Ojogbo, Deputy Managing Director of CLG.
Adeoye (pictured left) stated: “We are here to build the industry, to ensure that Congo itself has legal professionals who are highly trained and highly skilled to assist you in your business”.
The republic of Congo
The Republic of the Congo – boasting over 1.8 billion barrels of proven oil reserves – is a key player in Africa’s oil and gas sector and aims to double hydrocarbon production to 500,000 barrels per day; in February 2024, it became a liquefied natural gas exporter with its inaugural shipment from the Congo LNG project, which monetizes gas from the Marine XII concession.
