Africa Energy Frontiers: Mozambique
The Africa Energy Frontiers series profiles Africa’s up-and-coming oil and gas nations. Since 2015, we have published overviews of petroleum legislation, recent activities, major projects and tax considerations in nearly 20 African jurisdictions, from South Sudan to South Africa. Now, we look at Mozambique.
With the second-largest gas resources in Africa, Mozambique made international headlines for its record-breaking offshore gas discoveries starting in 2010. Two LNG projects are in the pipeline, a rapidly improving regulatory framework is in place, and the government is aggressively pursuing international investors: Mozambique could quickly become one of Africa’s top gas producers.
Knowledge
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September 17, 2019South Africa’s new oil law: Government will take free stake in energy projects
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September 17, 2019Energy Exec Says New Book Billions at Play, Provides Solutions for African Energy Self-Sufficiency
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September 10, 2019US Firm Pioneer Energy Exec says “Billions at Play” gives a roadmap for attracting US Investment to Africa
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September 2, 2019Former CEO of Efora Energy Limited (formerly SacOil), Dr Thabo Kgogo Agrees with Author: Africa Must Unbundle its Utilities
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September 2, 2019Time to Make Energy Work for Africa
