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The Mozambican government, which previously estimated that production at the unit would start in March, expects that the country will reduce its imports of bottled gas by 70% with the start of operations at the Inhassoro unit.
South African oil company Sasol expects to conclude the USD1 billion (€907.6 million) Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) project for gas and electricity in Mozambique in September, the company’s president Simon Baloy announced.
The PSA project calls for the production of 53 million megajoules of natural gas per year, which will materialize the implementation of the Central Térmica de Temane, and the production of 4,000 barrels of light oil per day, respectively, according to data from the Mozambican government.
The CTT will have the capacity to produce 450 megawatts of electricity and the processing unit will produce 30,000 tons of LPG per year.
The Mozambican government, which previously estimated that production at the unit would start in March, expects that the country will reduce its imports of bottled gas by 70% with the start of operations at the Inhassoro unit.
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After five months of social unrest following the general elections on 9 October, the Sasol chairman highlighted the steps that the Mozambican head of state has taken towards national pacification.
