The Azito power plant near Abidjan in Ivory Coast. (USAID)
A consortium led by Total is still waiting to reach an FID on its Ivory Coast LNG terminal project more than two years after an initial deal was signed with the government. The facility was originally due to be operational by the middle of this year, but it has become mired in wrangling with the Ivorian energy ministry over the price of the LNG and is now anticipated to come online in 2020 at the earliest, sources have told Interfax Natural Gas Daily.
The $100 million...
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