- Tanzania’s 223bn-cubic-foot gas discovery promises stronger domestic energy supplies
- A separate $42bn LNG export project remains dependent on investment agreements and financing.
DODOMA, TANZANIA — Tanzania has announced an estimated 223bn cubic feet of natural gas, potentially strengthening electricity supplies but leaving investors uncertain about its commercial value.
Energy Minister Juma Homera unveiled the discovery on Tuesday at the Kasa-1X ST2 well in Mnazi Bay, in the southern Mtwara region. It is the country’s first reported new gas find since 2015.
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