ENH Seeks €129.6 Million for Gas Infrastructure Project in Mozambique
The National Hydrocarbons Company (ENH) of Mozambique requires €129.6 million to develop gas transport and storage infrastructure. This project aims to connect gas production in northern Mozambique to central and southern regions, enhancing domestic gas consumption and supporting industrialization efforts.

The National Hydrocarbons Company (ENH) is requesting €129.6 million for a gas infrastructure project between Inhassoro and Beira. The construction, part of a concession approved in December 2025, will include pipelines linking Inhassoro to the Temane gas pipeline.
The project aims to manage approximately four million tonnes of gas annually and is expected to conclude between 2028 and 2030. Initial funding of about $10 million is available for preliminary phases, while the complete project will rely on project finance strategies.
ENH also intends to develop internal gas consumption infrastructure to support national industrialization. Mozambique is home to significant LNG projects, including those by TotalEnergies and ExxonMobil, further expanding its hydrocarbon capacity.




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