The report is dedicated exclusively to Liquefied Natural Gas developments and investment across the continent.

The Government of Mozambique and Sasol have reached a $760-million investment decision for the development of the country’s Temane Project.

The Alen gas monetization backfill project represents the first phase of Equatorial Guinea’s Gas Mega Hub.

A recent webinar highlighted Mozambique’s unique position to integrate its gas reserves with both international and regional markets.

The World Bank has approved funding of $250 million to install approximately 196,500 new electricity connections.

The quota system among OPEC member states would stabilize global oil demand and market prices.

By prioritizing environmentally friendly policies and practices, the country is ensuring industry development and economic regrowth for years to come.

Senegal is set to become a leading regional natural gas producer by 2023.

Mozambique seeks to transform foreign direct investment into long-term, sustainable socioeconomic growth.