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Mozambique Energy: EdM plans Nacala floating power station upgrade

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Mozambique Energy: EdM plans Nacala floating power station upgrade

Mozambique’s publicly-owned electricity company EDM and its partner Karpowership have announced that they are planning to upgrade the floating power station docked in Nacala port in the northern province of Nampula. Advertisements

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Opinion: Could new railway cut costs enough? – Joseph Hanlon

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Vale Mocambique lost $212 mn in the first half of the year, it reported on 28 July. Production and transport costs have reduced the cost of a tonne of coal delivered to Nacala port from $168 to $103, but the value of high grade coking coal is still only $84 per tonne – so the company loses money. In the first half of the year, Vale’s Moatize mine produced 1.4 million tonnes of metallurgic (coking)…

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Mozambique Mining: Country to host first International Gem Fair in Nacala Port city

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The city of Nacala, northern Mozambique, from 12 to 15 September will this year host the first edition of the International Precious Stones Fair, said the Nampula provincial director of Mineral Resources.

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Mozambique Oil & Gas: Total to invest US$15 Million in new fuel terminal in northern Nacala

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French group Total plans to build a fuel terminal in Nacala, in Mozambique’s Nampula province, and the public presentation of the environmental impact took place a few days ago, according to Mozambican newspaper Notícias. The project, to be built on a plot of three hectares, will require an investment of US$15 million, according to figures released at the public presentation of the study.

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Mozambique Oil and Gas Industry: Gov aims increase in power production from natural gas

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Mozambique is expected to produce 800 megawatts of electricity at natural gas-fired power plants by 2020, according to a plan from the Energy Ministry presented in Lichinga, capital of Niassa province, Mozambican news agency AIM reported.

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The 2nd Annual Nacala Corridor Infrastructure Development Summit 2014

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The 2nd Annual Nacala Corridor Infrastructure Development Summit 2014 as been launched and IQPC wanted you to be the first to view the preliminary agenda. The development of the Nacala Corridor is gathering pace – are you ready to take advantage of the opportunities this will present? To get a comprehensive answer to this question, you need to attend IQPC’s 2nd Nacala Corridor Infrastructure Development Summit taking place on 16 & 17 September 2014 in…

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