The province of Cabo Delgado, in the northernmost part of Mozambique’s maritime line, in the Ruvuma basin, is home to the three largest LNG projects in Africa, with the presence of the American ExxonMobil with the French Total or the Italian ENI for example. These projects promise huge investments that could make Mozambique one of the richest countries in Africa. To ensure the security of the multinational oil companies present there, the Mozambican government had announced the reinforcement of security measures in the area located within a 25 km perimeter around the installations.
Other liquefied natural gas projects are being developed on the African continent, for example in Tanzania, but also the Tortue field, shared between Senegal and Mauritania, which is due to start up next year and a floating terminal off the coast of Congo-Brazzaville.
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