The global transition away from fossil fuels, coupled with ongoing insecurity in Cabo Delgado province, mean Mozambique’s enormous gas reserves risk becoming stranded assets
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Total pulled all its staff out of the Mozambique LNG project today, leaving the security of the mothballed project entirely in the hands of Mozambique’s defence and security forces
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