Coral South was the first project approved by our Area 4 partners for developing gas resources discovered in the Rovuma Basin, off Mozambique’s coast. The project involves producing and selling gas from the southern part of the Coral field, using a floating plant for liquefying natural gas (LNG) with a capacity of 3.4 million tonnes. In 2016, we signed an agreement to sell 100 per cent of LNG production to British Petroleum (BP), and on 1 June 2017, we embarked on the start-up phase of the project, just three years after drilling the last test well. The liquefied gas is sold by us and other Area 4 concessionaires (including CNPC, Galp, Kogas, the Mozambican state company ENH and Exxon Mobil through its operator Mozambique Rovuma Venture S.p.A.) to BP, under a 20-year contract with an optional 10-year extension.
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Mozambique

Coral Sul FLNG Topside completed
January: we launched the hull of the Coral Sul Floating Liquefied Natural Gas
November: we announced the last topside module lifting for the Coral-Sul FLNG

Wells finished at Coral Sul floatin
September: drilling and completion activities begin in six subsea wells at Coral Sul FLNG
July: assembly of the hull for Coral Sul FLNG begins

First components of Coral Sul FLNG
Construction begins on the main components of the FLNG unit

Final investment decision
Coral Sul FLNG project launched

Investment and development plans
November: investment plan approved
February: development plan approved for Coral