Mozambique | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 8

Mozambique Launches $200m Gas-Fired Power Plant

Mozambique launched a $200m gas-fired power plant in the southern Ressano Garcia region near the border with South Africa, adding 120 MW to the grid.

Mozambique Received over $8b in Investments from India

India says it has invested more than $8b in Mozambique in recent years, a figure that represents about 25% of the Asian country’s investment in Africa.

Mozambique to Finalize Eni, Anadarko Gas Projects Deals

Mozambique is to give the final go-ahead for gas projects that are being developed by Italy's Eni and US energy firm, Anadarko, by the end of 2016, the state-run National Hydrocarbon Company (ENH) announced.

South Africa’s Sasol Develops Mozambique’s Oil, Gas Fields

South Africa's Sasol has obtained permission to drill for appraisal at an area adjacent to its Pande and Temane gas fields in Mozambique, the company stated without disclosing further details.

IMF: Mozambique as Africa’s Largest Gas Economy by 2028

Mozambique's natural gas reserves discovered in 2010 could contribute to making the country one of Africa's largest economies by 2028, when its gas production is to reach its peak, according to the International Mone ...

Indonesian Company to Sell its 75% in Gas Block in Mozambique

Indonesian oil mining firm, Energi Mega Persada A, said it would sell its 75% stake in the gas block in Buzi, in Central Mozambique, worth $96.25m to an unknown strategic investor in Africa.

Eskom Loses 220MW of Power Imports from Mozambique

South Africa's Eskom informed that it had lost 220MW of power imports from Mozambique due to a technical fault on one of the eight converters at Apollo substation in Midrand.

Anadarko, ENI Agree on Gas Extraction in Mozambique

Italy's ENI and US oil group Anadarko Petroleum have signed an agreement to start developing northern Mozambique's offshore gas fields in the Rovuma basin.

Africa’s Oil, Gas Industry to See Rapid Growth in 2016

Africa's oil and natural gas industry is expected to see a rapid growth in 2016, surging its production capacity of 8m b/d of crude oil, as recorded last year.

Sasol’s $210m Gas Pipeline Investment in Mozambique

Sasol to build a new gas pipeline in Mozambique worth $210m by 2017 to meet a growing demand by an increase to 212m gigajoules per year.

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