Tanzania races to develop natural gas reserves

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Tanzania races to develop natural gas reserves [Business Africa]​


Tanzania is accelerating efforts to join the prestigious Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) exporters club. After negotiations with oil companies stalled in 2019, President Samia Suluhu Hassan has restarted them. She wants talks to conclude this year and development to start in 2023.

The East African country is desperate to unlock as much as $30bn in foreign investment but also to escape the energy transition, or the rush to decarbonize that could render its enormous gas reserves useless. Tanzania has an estimated 57 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves but disagreements with oil corporations over production sharing disputes have kept them untapped.

The lull allowed neighbouring Mozambique to press ahead, only for an Islamist insurgency in its northern Cabo Delgado province to force Total and other oil majors to abandon their gas projects. Abdulsamad Abdulrahim, the chair of the Tanzania Association of Oil and Gas Service Providers (ATOGS) joins us from Dar es Salaam to talk more about the new momentum in the country’s gas ambitions.

Egypt develops more gas infrastructure

Unlike Tanzania which is an aspiring gas producer, Egypt is a more experienced one. The country has announced that construction of a new gas pipeline in its western desert has begun. The facility is expected to pump 15 million cubic feet of gas per day.

Last year, the north African country witnessed eight new discoveries of natural gas, two in the Mediterranean and six in the western desert, adding an estimated 600 billion cubic feet of new reserves.



Inatia wasi wasi kwa walipa kodi wa nchi hii kama huu mradi utaharakishwa bila kuwa na Watanzania wazalendo kuona maslahi ya taifa yanawekwa mbele. Iundwe kamati kuangalia kila kipengele na tusiingie kichwa kichwa, nina wasi wasi na mpango mzima wa kuwa na mkataba mwaka huu.
 
Ndio maana wenye akili wanapambana tupate katiba mpya itayondoa madaraka makubwa aliyonayo mtu mmoja.

Wajinga wanachowaza ni CHADEMA eti wanataka madaraka huku kila siku wanalalamika namna nchi inavyoendeshwa na hata watu kuonewa/kudhulumiwa na watawala.
 
Watu wanataka kupiga pesa ajili ya 2025
Wanapigaje pesa?

Izo nadharia zenu zimeshachuja! Tungeni zingine?

Nyie ndo mapandikizi msiotaka Tanzania iendelee! Kwenye soko la dunia Bei ya gesi inapanda huko alafu hamtaki Tanzania ikamatie fursa ili ipate maendeleo
 
Wanapigaje pesa?

Izo nadharia zenu zimeshachuja! Tungeni zingine?

Nyie ndo mapandikizi msiotaka Tanzania iendelee! Kwenye soko la dunia Bei ya gesi inapanda huko alafu hamtaki Tanzania ikamatie fursa ili ipate maendeleo
Tanzania ya uchumi wa gesi iliishia wapi?

Wajinga hamjiulizi kazi kushangulia tu kila kitu.
 

Tanzania races to develop natural gas reserves [Business Africa]​


Tanzania is accelerating efforts to join the prestigious Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) exporters club. After negotiations with oil companies stalled in 2019, President Samia Suluhu Hassan has restarted them. She wants talks to conclude this year and development to start in 2023.

The East African country is desperate to unlock as much as $30bn in foreign investment but also to escape the energy transition, or the rush to decarbonize that could render its enormous gas reserves useless. Tanzania has an estimated 57 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves but disagreements with oil corporations over production sharing disputes have kept them untapped.

The lull allowed neighbouring Mozambique to press ahead, only for an Islamist insurgency in its northern Cabo Delgado province to force Total and other oil majors to abandon their gas projects. Abdulsamad Abdulrahim, the chair of the Tanzania Association of Oil and Gas Service Providers (ATOGS) joins us from Dar es Salaam to talk more about the new momentum in the country’s gas ambitions.

Egypt develops more gas infrastructure

Unlike Tanzania which is an aspiring gas producer, Egypt is a more experienced one. The country has announced that construction of a new gas pipeline in its western desert has begun. The facility is expected to pump 15 million cubic feet of gas per day.

Last year, the north African country witnessed eight new discoveries of natural gas, two in the Mediterranean and six in the western desert, adding an estimated 600 billion cubic feet of new reserves.


Inatia wasi wasi kwa walipa kodi wa nchi hii kama huu mradi utaharakishwa bila kuwa na Watanzania wazalendo kuona maslahi ya taifa yanawekwa mbele. Iundwe kamati kuangalia kila kipengele na tusiingie kichwa kichwa, nina wasi wasi na mpango mzima wa kuwa na mkataba mwaka huu.
unataka wazalendo gani tena zaidi ya akina Mwigulu
 
Tanzania says negotiations on country's $30bn LNG project have started | Nasdaq

NAIROBI, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Tanzania's Energy Minister January Makamba said on Monday he had started negotiations on country's $30 billion liquefied natural gas project with the exploration companies involved.

Equinor EQNR.OL, one of the companies that has a stake in the project, said last week the talks with Tanzania's authorities were expected to focus on fiscal, legal and regulatory frameworks that could enable companies to make investments.

"For the past two months, we’ve worked hard behind the scenes to get here. We’re confident that a Final Investment Decision will come sooner than is traditionally the case," Makamba said on his Twitter account.

(Reporting by George Obulutsa; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)

((george.obulutsa@thomsonreuters.com; Tel: +254 20 499 1234; Reuters Messaging: george.obulutsa.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))

Shame on Tanzanians under SSH presidency to have January Makamba (a failure) lead the negotiations.
 
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