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Hormuz Crisis Boosts Appeal of $42-Billion Tanzania LNG

Oilprice.com · 2h ago
Hormuz Crisis Boosts Appeal of $42-Billion Tanzania LNG

Equinor sees a multi-billion LNG export project in Tanzania becoming more attractive for development amid the Middle East conflict that has crippled liquefied natural gas supply through the Strait of Hormuz, a senior executive at the Norwegian energy major said on Tuesday. However, Equinor and its co-operator of the project, Shell, have been locked in difficult negotiations with the government and authorities in Tanzania for years and the provisional Tanzania LNG project has not advanced much this decade. “You don't want to wait too long…

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