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AfricaTotal declares force majeure on Mozambique LNG after attacks ReutersSudip Kar-gupta 1/2 The logo of French oil and gas company Total is seen in Rueil-Malmaison, near Paris, France, March 2, 2021. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier Read More French energy group Total (TOTF.PA) has declared force majeure on its $20 billion Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project in Mozambique and confirmed it had withdrawn all staff from the construction site after Islamic State-linked insurgent attacks last month. Dozens of civilians were killed in March in the coastal Mozambique town of Palma, near gas projects that ar...

Total declares force majeure at Mozambique LNG Apr 26, 2021 8:30:am Summary Insurgents launched a major attack on the nearby town of Palma just hours after Total said it was resuming construction at the project. by: Joseph Murphy Posted in: France's Total has declared force majeure on its Mozambique LNG project following further attacks in gas-rich north Mozambique by Islamist insurgents. "Considering the evolution of the security situation in the north of the Cabo Delgado province in Mozambique, Total confirms the withdrawal of all Mozambique LNG project personne...

* Total, Exxon and others have projects in Mozambique * Mozambique was hoping to rival Qatar and Australian LNG (Updates after news conference) By Sudip Kar-Gupta Dozens of civilians were killed in March in the coastal Mozambique town of Palma, near gas projects that are worth $60 billion and are aimed at transforming the East African nation’s economy. The attacks have dealt a blow to plans by Total and rival Exxon Mobil, which also has an LNG project in Mozambique, to turn the country into a major LNG producer to rival Australia, Qatar, Russia and the United States. It also comes as major ...

* Total, Exxon and others have projects in Mozambique * Mozambique was hoping to rival Qatar and Australian LNG PARIS, April 26 (Reuters) - French energy group Total declared force majeure on its $20 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Mozambique and confirmed it had withdrawn all staff from the construction site following insurgent attacks last month. Dozens of civilians were killed in the Islamic State-linked attacks in the coastal Mozambique town of Palma, near gas projects that are worth $60 billion and are aimed at transforming the East African nation's economy. The violence i...

Mozambique LNG Park, Cabo Delgaro Province Share LocationCabo Delgaro, Mozambique Joint DeveloperAnadarko Petroleum and Eni ContractorsKBR, Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (CB&I), Chiyoda Corporation, and Saipem Expand Mozambique Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Park is proposed to be constructed in the Afungi peninsula area in Cabo Delgaro Province, Northern Mozambique, constituting the onshore element of the larger Mozambique Gas Development Project. The first LNG sale from the project is scheduled for 2018. The proposed LNG park will process natural gas sourced from Anadarko’s Offshore Area 1an...