US EditionTotalEnergies has restarted its massive Mozambican LNG project
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TotalEnergies relaunches $20 billion Mozambique gas project
MAPUTO, Mozambique- French energy giant TotalEnergies has officially relaunched a massive Mozambique gas project after a five-year pause following a deadly jihadist attack. TotalEnergies chief executive Patrick Pouyanne announced the restart of the Mozambique LNG project on January 29 at a ceremony attended by President Daniel Chapo. “I am delighted to announce the full restart of the Mozambique LNG project … The force majeure is over,” Pouyanne…
TotalEnergies announced on Thursday 29 January the complete resumption of all activities of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant project in Mozambique, an investment of 20 billion dollars (16.72 billion euros). This project, intended to make the East African country a major exporter of LNG to Europe and Asia, had been suspended in 2021 after Islamist attacks in the Cabo Delgado region, notably in Palma, a coastal city located near the project s…
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