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MOZAMBIQUE Issue dated 07/01/2020

Who are the future masters of ExxonMobil's Rovuma LNG?

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“Southern Africa progresses towards the start of gas production”

SOUTH AFRICA MOZAMBIQUE NAMIBIA

Southern Africa progresses towards the start of gas production

As a future gas production zone, South Africa, Mozambique and Namibia carry the hopes of the super-majors Total, ENI and ExxonMobil. They represent a new opportunity for investors as Africa's traditional oil and gas-producing countries are increasingly struggling to maintain production. [...]

Ahead of their FID for two liquefaction trains in the north of Mozambique, the American major and its partners have already chosen the board members to lead the project. [...] (448 words)

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White House remains pro-Tshisekedi despite best efforts of Katumbi's lobbyists

Block 4: Galp and Kogas put the brakes on ExxonMobil

Rovuma LNG: ExxonMobil delays FID for more reasons than one

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American major ExxonMobil wants a finger in every pie

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