TotalEnergies SE and its partners can still start producing liquefied natural gas in Mozambique from 2029, as they are poised ...

French oil company TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné met with Mozambique President Daniel Chapo to discuss a controversial liquified natural gas (LNG) project that has undergone multiple delays ...

TotalEnergies has announced that the anticipated start of its $20bn (€19.22bn) Mozambique LNG project will be postponed beyond 2029. The company cited ongoing security concerns and the necessity ...

TotalEnergies has been dealing with ongoing delays and insurgencies regarding its Mozambique LNG project for several years now. The project is expected to start production in 2029.

TOKYO : Japan's Mitsui & Co is collaborating with TotalEnergies and the Mozambique government to finalise plans for restarting construction of the $20 billion Mozambique liquefied natural gas (LNG ...

The National Petroleum Institute (INP), the regulatory body for the hydrocarbons sector, believes that conditions are in place for the implementation of the natural gas exploration project on the ...

Total Energies stopped work at the $20 billion LNG project in Mozambique in April 2021 due to a worsening security situation. For a better experience, Read this story in our App SENSEX 82,610.51 ...

As you can see, the backers of the Mozambique LNG export project are energy majors based in France, Japan, Thailand, and India, countries that are large oil and gas importers.

TotalEnergies SE and partners in a liquefied natural gas project in Mozambique agreed to plow millions of dollars into the local economy, signaling that the long-delayed development may soon get ...

French energy company TotalEnergies will relaunch its Mozambique LNG project once it has followed the recommendations of a commissioned human rights report that was published on Tuesday, the oil ...

The Mozambique LNG venture, 26.5% owned by Total, will set up a dedicated foundation for socioeconomic development in Cabo Delgado, the company said in a statement.

Mozambique expects to ship its first liquified natural gas (LNG) exports to Europe from the Eni-operated Coral Sul floating plant later this month or early November, petroleum regulator INP said ...