African LNG news
EXIM approves US$2 billion+ to send US LNG to Egypt
The Export-Import Bank of the United States has approved an export credit insurance authorisation of more than US$2 billion supporting US LNG exports to Egypt.
ELTON Logistics and Services selects Reganosa to supervise LNG terminal construction
Reganosa has secured a new contract in Senegal as project management consultant for the LNG import terminal in Dakar, promoted by ELTON Logistics and Services.
NGUYA FLNG achieves first LNG cargo
The launch ceremony of the first NGUYA FLNG cargo loading was recently held for Eni’s NGUYA FLNG offshore Pointe-Noire, Republic of the Congo.
Technip Energies awarded contract for Coral Norte floating LNG project
Technip Energies, in partnership with JGC and Samsung Heavy Industries, has been awarded a contract by Mozambique Rovuma Venture to progress the work on the Coral Norte floating LNG project, located offshore Mozambique.
Eni celebrates Congo LNG Phase 2 first cargo
Phase 2 of the Congo LNG project has now entered commercial production, following the first cargo of LNG from the Nguya FLNG floating facility.
Mozambique LNG announces full restart of onshore and offshore activities in Mozambique
TotalEnergies and the Republic of Mozambique have announced the full restart of Mozambique LNG project activities.
African Development Bank approves US$150 million for Coral North FLNG project
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank have approved a US$150 million senior loan to support the development of the Coral North floating LNG project.
Eni announces hull launch of Coral North FLNG
China National Petroleum Corp., ENH, KOGAS, and XRG has announced the hull launch of the Coral North FLNG, fully in line with the project schedule.
Drydocks World signs contract with Dixstone Lower Gulf FZCO
Drydocks World has signed a contract with Dixstone Lower Gulf FZCO for the conversion of an LNG carrier into an FSU for the Gabon LNG project.
Turning LNG oversupply into opportunity: Why Africa’s gas future depends on infrastructure
While geopolitical risks and potential project delays could shift this balance, the prospect of sustained LNG surplus poses a critical question for Africa: how can the continent strengthen domestic gas value chains to shield itself from global market volatility?