Mozambique

Eni, CNOOC Declares Interest To Explore The Angoche Basin, Mozambique


Published: Tuesday November 15, 2022
By: Oilfield Africa Review

Eni Mozambico SpA and CNOOC Hong Kong Holding Limited International energy companies have declared mutual interest in further development of mozambiquecan oil and gas, This was dclosed by Mozambique’s National Oil Company via press release. The OICs on 11 November, 2022 in Maputo submitted proposals to explore areas under the 6th Licensing Round for the concession of areas for oil and gas exploration and production.  

Eni showed interest for the area A6-C, in Angoche, and CNOOC for the areas S6-A, A6-G, A6-D, S6-B and A6-E, located in Angoche and Save, respectively.

It should be noted that the two companies propose to form a partnership with Mozambique’s National Oil Company, namely Empresa Nacional de HidrocarbonetosE.P, distributing the participating interest as follows:

  1. A6-C – ENI operator (60%) and ENH partner (40%).
  2. S6-A – CNOOC operator (70%) and ENH partner (30%).
  3. A6-G – CNOOC operator (79.5%) and ENH partner (20.5%).
  4. A6-D – CNOOC operator (77.5%) and ENH partner (22.5%).
  5. S6-B – CNOOC operator with 77.5% and partner ENH (22.5%).
  6. A6-E – CNOOC operator with 80% and partner ENH (20%).
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Speaking to the representatives of the energy companies, during the opening ceremony of the proposals, Nazário BangalaneChairman of the upstream regulator, the National Petroleum Institute – INP, thanked Eni and CNOOC for their interest in investing in those areas with proven petroleum potential and stressed that the evaluation process of the proposals will be made by a multisectoral team composed of senior officials from different state institutions with technical capacity and experience in  evaluating such proposals, assisted by an external consultant, in order to ensure a fully transparent process. 

The deadline for submission of proposals ended today and the announcement of the results is expected to take place by 30th December 2022.

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