Mozambique’s fifth licensing round – which was scheduled to close in April – looks likely to be delayed as vital new petroleum regulation is still pending.
Prices may be down and the oil and gas rig count falling, but the effect on global output has been minimal so far.
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PetroChina has formed a joint venture to operate a 2.4 billion cubic metre per year pipeline sending regasified LNG to Shanghai.
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