Africa

Egypt is negotiating multi-year LNG supply agreements with major energy companies as declining domestic gas production and rising imports increase pressure to secure long-term fuel supplies.

ECOWAS member states have signed an agreement supporting the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline, advancing one of Africa's largest planned natural gas infrastructure projects as it moves toward the next phase of development.

South Africa has proposed mandatory strategic fuel reserves requiring private companies and the government to maintain minimum stock levels to strengthen energy security during supply disruptions.

USTDA has funded a feasibility study for a small-scale LNG plant in Nigeria that would supply industrial customers and remote communities through a virtual pipeline LNG distribution network.

Angola LNG has begun a planned 32-day maintenance shutdown that will suspend LNG production and reduce monthly output by about 80% while work is completed across key upstream facilities.

TechnipFMC has secured a subsea contract from Eni for the Baleine Phase 3 offshore development in Côte d'Ivoire, supplying flexible flowlines and risers for one of West Africa's largest offshore energy projects.

Svanehoj will supply tank gauging systems for Nigeria's 3.4-MMtpy PADAH LNG project, providing instrumentation for two 200,000-cubic-meter LNG storage tanks as the country expands its LNG infrastructure.

MODEC will supply the internal turret mooring system for the Coral Norte FLNG project offshore Mozambique, supporting the 3.6-MMtpy development ahead of its planned 2028 startup.

Baker Hughes has secured a long-term service agreement for Nigeria's ANOH Gas Processing Plant, expanding its role in one of the country's key natural gas infrastructure projects.

South Africa's first LNG import terminal has secured a preliminary supply agreement with Exxon Mobil, marking a key step toward developing new gas import and gas-to-power infrastructure.

Mozambique is preparing for a major LNG expansion as developers advance a new floating liquefaction project designed to build on an existing offshore success.

One of Africa's most ambitious pipeline projects is entering a new phase as developers move forward on a critical segment of the planned export route.

New infrastructure and supply agreements are beginning to reshape South Africa's gas market, with one major project now moving closer to reality.

South Africa’s Transnet has signed a long-term agreement to develop an LNG import and regasification terminal at Ngqura port, marking another step in the country’s shift toward natural gas infrastructure.

Nigeria has completed its first offshore FlexSteel pipeline installation at OML 123, introducing composite flowline technology aimed at reducing installation time and offshore maintenance challenges.