LNG

Kosmos Energy, the Dallas-based company with LNG interests in the West African nations of Senegal and Mauritania and a specialist company for offshore Atlantic Margins exploration and production, has made a successful start-up of oil production at the Winterfell development in the Green Canyon area of the US Gulf of Mexico.

Kosmos Energy, the Dallas-based company developing the much-anticipated floating liquefied natural gas projects offshore Mauritania and Senegal in West Africa,has made an oil discovery in the US Gulf of Mexico.

UK energy major BP said the floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel for the floating LNG export project being developed jointly by West African nations Mauritania and Senegal has set sail from China for the project site.

Kosmos Energy, the US-based oil and gas development company and shareholder in the BP-led Senegal-Mauritania floating LNG production project offshore West Africa, swung to a third-quarter profit from a previous loss as it advanced with Atlantic-Margin projects in Africa and the Gulf of Mexico.

Kosmos Energy, the US-based shareholder in the floating liquefied natural gas joint venture offshore the West African nations of Mauritania and Senegal, swung to a profit from a prior-year loss as more progress was made on the FLNG project.

Kosmos Energy, the US-based shareholder in the floating liquefied natural gas joint venture offshore the West African nations of Mauritania and Senegal, posted higher fourth-quarter net profits and reported the FLNG venture 70 percent completed amid asset acquisitions in Ghana.

Kosmos Energy, the US-based shareholder in the floating liquefied natural gas joint venture offshore the West African nations of Mauritania and Senegal, has acquired bigger shareholdings in oil and gas fields offshore Ghana from Occidental Petroleum of the US for $550 million.

July 6 (LNGJ) - Kosmos Energy, the Dallas-based company developing a natural gas and FLNG joint venture with UK major BP offshore Mauritania and Senegal in West Africa, has given an operational update on the project with a delay expected for first gas.

   “In Mauritania and Senegal, the Greater Tortue-Ahmeyim project continued to make steady progress during the quarter with key milestones achieved across all major workstreams,” said Andrew G. Inglis, Chairman and Chief Executive of Kosmos. “However, we are seeing cost inflation and supplier delays in the current environment together with some scope growth and, as a result, we are updating our estimates, with first gas now expected in the third quarter of 2023. Tortue is the right project at the right time with Phases 1 and 2 expected to deliver attractive returns in a strengthening LNG market,” Inglis added.

Kosmos Energy, the US shareholder in the floating LNG projects offshore the West African nations of Mauritania and Senegal, has announced a new leadership team in its exploration division.

Kosmos Energy, the US shareholder in the floating LNG projects offshore the West African nations of Mauritania and Senegal, is aiming for the first phase of the planned floating LNG project to be 80 percent completed by the end of 2021.