India increases Mozambique stakes

Published

Indian energy firm ONGC Videsh Limited (OVL) has agreed to buy a 10% stake in the Rovuma Area 1 block, offshore Mozambique, from Anadarko, for US$ 2,640 million.

Area 1 covers about 2.6 million acres in the deepwater Rovuma Basin and represents the largest gas discovery in offshore East Africa, with estimated recoverable resources of 35-65 Tcf, said ONGC.

The acquisition, which is subject to regulatory approval, follows an earlier deal which saw OVL and Oil India Limited (OIL) jointly buy 10% interest in Area 1 from Videocon Mauritius Energy.

OVL said the Area 1 LNG project would be able to supply LNG to India’s growing gas market. 

Current News

Orsted: Middle East Energy Crunch Rejuvenates Europe Offshore Wind Push

Orsted: Middle East Energy Cru

Oxy Makes Oil Discovery at Bandit Prospect in Gulf of America

Oxy Makes Oil Discovery at Ban

Northern Lights Adds Third CO2 Carrier to Expand CCS Network

Northern Lights Adds Third CO2

European Consortium Targets Marine Noise from Offshore Wind Projects

European Consortium Targets Ma

Subscribe for OE Digital E‑News

 
Offshore Engineer Magazine