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Africa Oil & Gas: Tanzanian Gas Issues
Tanzanian natural gas producers in the Mnazi Bay field reported that at the end of July, production increased to an average of 90 Mmcf/d and has received payment for some of that production.
Mnazi Bay gas off-takers, TPDC, the state-owned petroleum company and the public electricity producer, Tanesco receive great benefit as demand has not been completely met by previous production totals.
The partners in Mnazi Bay are Maurel & Prom (48.06%), Wentworth (31.94%) and TPDC (20%).
Unfortunately, not all gas producers are seeing steady flows. Aminex is seeing technical problems with its Kiliwani North field. Meanwhile Orca, the producer
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