TotalEnergies’ three conditions for restarting Mozambique LNG
The security situation in the province of Cabo Delgado is improving although it is still precarious. This suggests that the project could be restarted in the short term, in July. Subject to conditions, including investment costs.
31/03/2023 at 16h28, by Africa Business+
Under legal force majeure since April 2021 due to the security situation and deadly terrorist attacks in the northern Cabo Delgado region where it is located, TotalEnergies‘ Mozambique LNG megaproject (more than $20 billion for 13 million tonnes of LNG) is gradually approaching reactivation.
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