South Africa and Mozambique are developing more gas pipelines in order to meet the increasing demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) in both countries.
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| SACOIL African Renaissance Pipeline Project |
SacOil
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♦Feasibility study |
♦$6 billion |
♦2,600km |
| SACOIL Holdings is set to construct a 2,600km long gas pipeline worth $6 billion. |
| The pipeline will link the South African gas fields with that of Mozambique, fostering a growing regional integration. |
| They will perform the technical and commercial feasibility study for the project. |
Meanwhile, as of October 2016, South Africa's Department of Energy was exploring possible bidders to develop, build, and operate the Coega & Richards Bay LNG Terminal and LNG to Power Project.
| Coega& Richards Bay LNG Terminal and LNG to Power Project |
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♦First Phase Bidding |
♦$3.7 billion |
♦3,126 MW |
| Department of Energy South Africa |
Having completed feasibility studies for each of the proposed port locations the DoE has called for the first phase of the LNG-to-power programme to focus on identifying suitable bidders for the full provision of LNG supply, FSRUs, the associated port facilities, and gas transmission pipelines at two separate ports – Coega and Richards Bay. |
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Department of Energy South Africa has confirmed to address a keynote speech at the 3rd East & Southern Africa Gas & LNG Conference 2018 (Mar.28-29 in Maputo, Mozambique).
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