Sasol has completed planned divestments from its gas pipeline and gas-fired power plant in Mozambique

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Sasol’s spending on its Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) licence in Inhambane will nearly halve from an initially estimated $1.77 billion, to to $984 million, under an amended development plan approved by the Mozambique government at the end of September

Mozambique’s state power utility, EDM, should list a 5% stake in the 175 MW Central Termica de Ressano Garcia (CTRG) power plant on the country’s stock exchange “very soon,” according to a project director

Total and ExxonMobil, the operators of the Area 1 and Area 4 Rovuma Basin gas blocks in northern Mozambique, are among the shortlisted bidders to buy Sasol’s stakes in the Republic of Mozambique Pipeline Investment Company (Rompco) pipeline

State electricity company EDM launched a tender on Thursday for the construction of the $543m Temane Transmission Project (TTP), a power line running from Temane in Inhambane to Maputo, where it will connect into the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP)

Disappointing results from Sasol's new gas fields in Mozambique mean the company will struggle to keep supplying its customers in South Africa with Mozambican gas

Sasol has become the latest company to consider building a gas pipeline from the Rovuma…...

South African oil and gas company Sasol has signed a memorandum of understanding with Mozambican…...

State oil company ENH is tendering for consultants to assess the feasibility of building an…...