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The Rovuma LNG project will be the key to developing a series of large gas fields discovered in the Rovuma Basin, offshore Mozambique. Thanks to the planned onshore facilities, the extracted gas will be transformed into liquefied natural gas (LNG) and exported to global markets.
Rovuma LNG is currently under development and once in production will consolidate Mozambique's role as an energy-producing country, which has already been demonstrated by the start-up of the Coral South project. The export of LNG will enable the country to support its development path independently and contribute to security of supply.
Country: Mozambique
Activity start Date: 2019 - under development
Liquid natural gas (LNG)
Oil & Gas
Access to off-grid energy
Education
Community healthThe Rovuma LNG project, currently under development, involves the marketing of gas in the form of liquefied natural gas (LNG) by bringing into production a series of large fields discovered in the Rovuma Basin, offshore Mozambique. The first phase of the project concerns large fields in the Mamba complex and will be complemented by the construction of modular onshore liquefaction trains, up to an overall production capacity of 18 million tonnes of LNG per year.
The planned liquefaction plants of the Rovuma LNG project
The planned liquefaction plants of the Rovuma LNG project
The planned liquefaction plants of the Rovuma LNG project
The planned liquefaction plants of the Rovuma LNG project
The planned liquefaction plants of the Rovuma LNG project
The planned liquefaction plants of the Rovuma LNG project
The planned liquefaction plants of the Rovuma LNG project
The planned liquefaction plants of the Rovuma LNG project
In addition to producing LNG for international markets, Rovuma LNG will supply Mozambique with associated LPG, improving access to energy for local communities. Other initiatives for the local communities include the routine and extraordinary maintenance of schools, training programmes and actions to support health in the Maputo, Pemba and Palma area. The project will also contribute to the growth of the local workforce through targeted recruitment and activities to develop skills.
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