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Tanzania going ahead with LNG project
Posted on :Monday , 8th August 2016
In East Africa, the government of Tanzania is set to undertake an environmental impact assessment (EIA) in late August for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project valued at $30 billion.
According to local media the BusinessWeek, global energy solutions firm BG Group has partnered with the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) to erect the power plant. The site identified by go. . .
Tanzania: gas processing plant to ‘transform economy’
Posted on :Monday , 8th August 2016
In East Africa, energy and minerals minister, Professor Sospeter Muhongo, has assured Tanzanians to get ready for the country’s economic transformation.Muhongo said the transformation is set to come about through the planned construction of a gas processing plant in the Lindi Region.According to Tanzania Daily News, the min. . .Tanzania’s $3.5b oil pipeline from Uganda to finish in 2020
Posted on :Saturday , 6th August 2016
Tanzania plans to complete construction of a crude oil pipeline from Uganda in 2020 at an estimated cost of $3.5 billion, its energy ministry said on Monday.
Uganda said in April it would build a pipeline, to ship out crude from its fields in the Albertine rift basin, through Tanzania rather than Kenya, which had wanted to secure the export route.. . .Tanzania: Experts Poised for Study On Sh64 Trillion Gas Processing Plant
Posted on :Thursday , 4th August 2016
Dar es Salaam — The government is expected to start an environmental impact assessment (EIA) at the end of this month on land where a $30 billion (Sh64.4 trillion) liquefied natural gas (LNG) project will be undertaken.
The site identified by the government is at Likong'o Village in Lindi Region. Tanzania has more than 55 trillion cubic feet of natural g. . .Tanzania aims to complete oil pipeline from Uganda in 2020
Posted on :Thursday , 4th August 2016
Tanzania plans to complete construction of a crude oil pipeline from Uganda in 2020 at an estimated cost of $3.5 billion, its energy ministry said yesterday.
Uganda said in April it would build a pipeline to ship out crude from its fields in the Albertine rift basin, through Tanzania rather than Kenya, which had wanted to secure the export route.&. . .Please Select an Option
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