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Mozambique
11 June 2019

Huge ambition for Mozambican power
The government of Mozambique has set a very ambitious goal of achieving universal electrification by 2030, up from a rate of just 28% at present.
Timor-Leste
17 May 2019

Dili takes control of Greater Sunrise
In April, the government of Timor-Leste completed the purchase of the 30% and 26.56% stakes held in the Greater Sunrise gas and condensate scheme held by ConocoPhillips and Shell respectively.
Angola
27 March 2019

Angola counting on Asian energy players for new oil exploration licensing rounds
Asian players in the energy sector have gained a substantial foothold in Mozambique´s liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects, but they have been less active in Angola´s oil sector. They are, however, expected to be active in Angola´s new oil exploration licensing rounds, to be launched in the coming months.
Mozambique
10 January 2019

Mozambique looks for LNG financing despite market scepticism
In recent weeks, the government of Mozambique has been involved in intense negotiations with seven countries to secure funding for one of its largest natural gas projects and overcome scepticism about whether it will honour its debt commitments.
Angola
03 January 2019

Reform at last for Angolan oil
The Angolan government appears determined to reform oil company Sonangol in an effort to reverse the country’s declining oil fortunes.
Mozambique
20 June 2018

Instability in Cabo Delgado heightens risks for natural gas projects and Mozambican economy
The future of Mozambique’s economy and even the financial situation of the state is very dependent on the liquid natural gas (LNG) projects in the Rovuma Basin of Cabo Delgado province.
Angola
17 June 2018

Oil Majors respond to energy sector reform in Angola
With the oil sector remaining as the “engine” of the Angolan economy, and with a forecasted decrease in oil production, the new Angolan government has prioritised introducing investor-friendly reforms.
Timor-Leste
30 April 2018

Greater Sunrise at last?
After more than a decade of dispute, on 6 March the governments of Timor-Leste and Australia finally put pen to paper on an agreement to delimit their common maritime boundary.
Brazil
21 April 2018

Solar power in Brazil: opportunity for Chinese investments
The Latin American giant generates 76% of its electricity from renewable sources, most of it from hydropower plants located in the Amazon basin.
Mozambique
12 April 2018

Big investment but uncertain strategy for Moatize coal
Mozambique’s slow burning coal revolution has triggered a wave of rail and port projects across the northern half of the country. The presence of coal reserves in Tete Province had long been known but the lack of transport capacity prevented mining in the area until relatively recently.
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