Mozambique has closed bidding for 16 offshore oil and gas exploration blocks — attracting bids on just six blocks, from a total of just two companies, Italy’s Eni and Chinese state-owned oil company CNOOC

The production of liquefied natural gas in Area 4 offshore of the Rovuma Basin — to be operated by Italian oil company Eni — will start in October, the Mozambique government said yesterday

Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi last week moved to strengthen his grip on the country’s government with the most profound cabinet reshuffle of his time as president

The commercialization of natural gas reserves in Mozambique and Tanzania will remain central to public safety, national security, and political power in both countries in coming years

Mozambique tendered 16 new oil and gas exploration blocks at the launch of the country’s sixth licencing round on Thursday, 25 November

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The Saipem 12000 drillship under contract to Eni has left the Coral South field in the Offshore Area 4 block in northern Mozambique and is heading south, scheduled to arrive in Maputo on 29 April, according to ship tracking data.