At the Heart of Africa’s LNG Boom

Africa is home to some of the world’s most significant gas developments and Mozambique stands at the centre of this transformation

From East to West Africa, a new generation of gas and LNG projects is reshaping global supply and creating unprecedented opportunities for investment and partnership.

Across the continent, major projects are reshaping global energy markets and will be present at AGLNG:

Together, these projects represent tens of billions of dollars in investment and a generational opportunity to power economic growth, industrialisation, and energy security across Africa.

West Africa and the MSGBC Basin
Projects and plans
  • Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) LNG, Senegal and Mauritania - A landmark cross-border development between Mauritania and Senegal, GTA delivered first LNG in 2025—marking the region’s entry into the global LNG market. Phase 1 is producing around 2.3 MTPA, with expansion phases planned, unlocking over 15 trillion cubic feet of gas resources. This project is widely seen as a blueprint for regional cooperation and a catalyst for the broader MSGBC basin
  • Yakaar–Teranga Gas Development, Senegal - One of West Africa’s largest undeveloped gas resources, expected to support domestic gas-to-power and potential LNG exports
  • BirAllah Gas Field, Mauritania - A major offshore discovery with significant LNG export potential, positioning Mauritania as a future global supplier
  • Brass LNG, Nigeria - A long-anticipated project with renewed momentum as Nigeria looks to monetise its vast gas reserves
  • NLNG Train 7 Expansion, Nigeria - Expanding one of the world’s most established LNG export facilities.
  • Brass LNG, Nigeria - A long-anticipated project with renewed momentum as Nigeria looks to monetise its vast gas reserves
  • ANOH Gas Project - a 50/50 JV between Seplat Energy and NNPC, inaugurated in May 2024, now actively supplying gas.
  • Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano Pipeline - Over 70% complete as of February 2026, aimed at feeding local industrial hubs and supporting the domestic gas market
  • UTM Offshore FLNG project - Nigeria's first indigenous Floating Liquefied Natural Gas facility, designed to process MTPA of gas from the Yoho field, aiming for 2028 completion
  • Angola New Gas Consortium – Expanding gas production capacity and feeding LNG exports through new offshore developments 
  • Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline - planned project designed to transport Nigerian gas through 13 West African nations to Morocco and on to Europe. Aiming to boost regional energy access and economic integration, the project is moving towards construction, with a final investment decision and further tender, and financing steps anticipated in 2025–2026
     
East Africa
Projects and plans
  • Mozambique LNG (TotalEnergies) – A $20 billion development expected to produce around 13 million tonnes per year, positioning Mozambique among the world’s leading LNG exporters
  • Rovuma LNG (ExxonMobil & Eni) – A planned 18 MTPA mega-project set to be one of Africa’s largest LNG facilities
  • Coral South FLNG (Eni) – Africa’s first deep Equinor-led water floating LNG project, already exporting gas since 2022 and establishing Mozambique as a global LNG producer
  • Coral North FLNG (Eni & Partners) – A $6–7 billion expansion expected to double Mozambique’s LNG output by 2028
  • Tanzania LNG - A major proposed Shell and Equinor led LNG project leveraging the country’s large offshore gas discoveries.
Central and South Africa
Projects and plans
  • Congo LNG - Eni’s fast-track project. The Tango FLNG has been operating since Feb 2024, and the Nguya FLNG unit began Phase 2 operations in early 2026, lifting total capacity to ~3 mtpa
     
  • Angola LNG - Supported by the Sanha Lean Gas project, which started production in Dec 2024 to feed the Soyo facility, ensuring long-term supply
     
  • Virginia Gas Project, South Africa - Renergen is expanding onshore gas and helium operations, with Phase 2 construction expected before 2028