- Australia, Mozambique and Tanzania all plan to bring significant LNG capacity to the market by 2018, not all of which seems completely realistic
- Mozambique offers a relatively stable regulatory framework but government’s ambitions overshoot even the most optimistic IOC outlook
- Tanzania still munches on the long awaited Gas Master Plan, with seemingly more constraints than incentives in the pipeline for private stakeholder
- Australia, facing spiralling costs, may be less competitive on prices, but clearly knows how to secure key buyers under long-term contracts
by Alexander Wilk // 22 November, 2013
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