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Extractives Eric Williams. Photo: http://rtesl.org/
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A former energy minister for Trinidad & Tobago has been appointed by Mozambique’s Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy to help develop the country’s LNG and domestic gas strategy, as well as to support the government in negotiations with oil and [...]

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Business Workers on a gas rig offshore Mozambique. Photo: Anadarko
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Mozambican insurers will be excluded from a multi-million dollar contract for the Anadarko-led LNG project in Mozambique, as no local firm meets the tender requirements, Zitamar understands. A call for expressions of interest (EOI) to provide onshore [...]

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Extractives The Afungi peninsula in north-eastern Mozambique where the onshore LNG trains will be built. Photo from impacto.co.mz/portfolio/projecto-gas-natural-liquefeito/
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The land use certificate granted for the onshore LNG projects in the Rovuma Basin should be ruled illegal by Mozambique’s Administrative Court (Tribunal Administrativo), Mozambique’s Bar Association (Ordem dos Advogados de Moçambique, OAM) said on Thursday. The land use certificate, known as [...]

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Oil & Gas Work on the Pemba Logistics Base, March 2016. Photo: Zitamar News
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The Pemba Logistics Base will be ready to provide drilling services for the Coral FLNG project by the end of next month, Omar Mitha, head of state oil company ENH, a 51% shareholder in the project through its subsidiary ENH Logistics, told

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Extractives Seated from left to right: Tavares Martinho, ENH; Max Tonela, MIREME; Stefano Carbonara, Eni; Peter Manoogian, Sasol. Photo © Alexandre Nhampossa / Zitamar News
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Italian oil company Eni and South Africa’s Sasol on Wednesday finally signed contracts to explore and develop oil and gas in two blocks in Mozambique, more than three years after petroleum regulator INP first awarded them the blocks.

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