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MOZAMBIQUE Issue dated 19/11/2019

Rovuma LNG: ExxonMobil delays FID for more reasons than one

The continuing insecurity in the Cabo Delgado province is not the only cause holding the supermajor back from building its Rovuma LNG trains. [...] (294 words)

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