Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) has signed off a 15-year long term contract for 1 million tonnes per annum (mmt/a) LNG from its highly anticipated Mozambique project.

France’s Total has signed a $14.9 billion senior debt financing agreement for Mozambique LNG, which is the first onshore LNG development in Mozambique.

South African energy company, Sasol, has decided to relinquish its exploration license in Blocks 16 and 19 offshore Mozambique.

Petrojet was assigned to assist Baker Hughes in manufacturing and supplying seven deep-water equipment of 700 tons for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Mozambique.

The African Cooperation Committee of the Federation of the Egyptian Industries searched with the Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of Mozambique, Khoilio Gawa Bio for the available cooperation ways between Egypt and Mozambique.

Eni will own 34% of the block while Sasol and Qatar Petroleum will own 25.5% each and ENH will hold the remaining 15%.

GE Oil & Gas and Eni East Africa sign long-term partnership to develop gas resources offshore of Mozambique.

The Mozambican government and Shell signed MoU on the allocation of natural gas from the Rovuma Basin for domestic use.

Wentworth Resources announced in an operational update that the farm-out process for its Tembo-1 appraisal asset in northern Mozambique.

Mozambique is planning to develop its first solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant. The project will be funded by a consortium of financiers.