The Mozambique LNG Development is a project on the Afungi Peninsula, in northern Mozambique. Developed by the Mozambique LNG joint venture, the project involves the development of offshore gas resources in Area 1 and the construction of an onshore facility for the treatment, liquefaction, storage and export of LNG. Its objective is to enhance the value of the major natural gas reserves in the Rovuma Basin, positioning Mozambique as a key LNG exporter while generating economic and employment benefits for the country.

The JGTP Capacity Enhancement Project is an expansion and upgrading project for the Jordan Gas Transmission Pipeline, aimed at increasing transmission capacity to meet growing domestic demand and support regional gas trade. The project includes pipeline upgrades and the addition of compressor facilities to allow the system to operate at higher pressures and transport larger gas volumes. The Jordan Gas Transmission Pipeline has a 36-inch (914 mm) diameter and an ultimate transmission capacity of approximately 10 billion cubic metres (bcm) of natural gas per year.

The project aims to replace the temporary Let Down Station, installed in 2015, with permanent pressure reduction facilities at the expansion area of GS. This upgrade is intended to transport gas to the local market and supply the existing Sirte Oil Company (SOC) coastal gas pipeline with an increased capacity of 19.5 MSm3/d of sales gas at a higher pressure of 51 Bar.