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Agriculture
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Yara threatens to pull Mozambique fertiliser project over domestic gas price

A fertiliser plant planned by Norway’s Yara using Rovuma Basin gas, “is no longer in a position to advance,” because the domestic gas price is too high, according to a senior official at Mozambique’s petroleum regulator, INP. Yara’s 1.2 million tonne per annum plant,

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Extractives
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Shell puts down $2 million to pursue GTL plant in Mozambique

Anglo-Dutch oil major, Shell, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Mozambique government on Monday to build a 38,000 barrel per day gas-to-liquids plant, which will produce synthetic diesel, naphtha and kerosene, and 50-80 MW of power to the [...]

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Oil & Gas
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Mozambique picks winners for domestic gas mega-projects

Mozambique’s ministry of mineral resources and energy (MIREME) has selected three international companies to develop a gas-to-liquids (GTL) project, a fertiliser plant and a power plant using the domestic gas allocation from the Rovuma Basin.

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Fertilizer
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Mozambique plans for domestic diesel production could be stymied by lack of gas

Mozambique’s plans to reduce reliance on imported fuel by using Rovuma Basin gas to produce diesel could fail due to the small quantities of gas available to the domestic market, as well as the costs of building such a facility, experts have warned. [...]

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