ExxonMobil plans Rovuma LNG FID by 2026

US energy giant ExxonMobil plans to decide on its Rovuma LNG onshore terminal in Mozambique by 2026, according to Mozambique’s President Filipe Nyusi. According to the official Facebook page of Filipe Nyusi, he met with ExxonMobil’s upstream president Liam Mallon on Wednesday to discuss the onshore LNG project in Cabo Delgado. “We focused our discussions…

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