Mozambique Unrest Flares as $25B LNG Work Set to Resume
An Islamist insurgency that froze TotalEnergies SE's $24.5-billion gas project in Mozambique four years ago is intensifying.
Militants affiliated with Islamic State have in recent months carried out raids across the northeastern Cabo Delgado province that hosts the Total project and another led by Exxon Mobil Corp.
An Islamist insurgency that froze TotalEnergies SE’s $24.5-billion gas project in Mozambique four years ago is intensifying, just as the French oil major prepares to restart development.
Author summary: Unrest in Mozambique affects LNG project.
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