made in canola oil refinery mill in mozambique

                                               
                                               
                                               
                                               
                                               
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  • Are there any oil refineries in Africa?
  • There are no active refineries, but there are two projects being considered, the Oilmoz Refinery Project and the Ayr Petro Nacala Refinery Project. Malawi, Zimbabwe and Mozambique are planning a joint fuel refinery in Mozambique with a capacity of 10,000 bpd. The project is to be funded by the Iranian government.
  • What is the oil industry in Mozambique?
  • The downstream oil industry in Mozambique is relatively small and relies on imports mainly from South Africa. Petromoc is the state owned oil company and controls the major market share. Other companies involved in the industry include BP, ExxonMobil and Caltex. There are three ports in Mozambique - Maputo, Beira and Nacala.
  • What are the non-energy uses of oil in Mozambique?
  • Many of the petroleum products made from oil have non-energy uses, notably asphalt, engine lubricants and raw materials for making plastics. In Mozambique, around 40% of people have access to electricity, through the grid or mini/off-grid systems.
  • Will Mozambique offer new exploration blocks for oil and gas?
  • Mozambique will offer around 12 new exploration blocks for oil and gas early next year, according to government officials. Although a number of gas fields in Mozambique were discovered in the early 1960's by Gulf Oil, they remained unexploited owing to continuing civil war and a lack of major gas consumers.
  • Did Mozambique import crude oil?
  • Mozambique did not import crude oil. Oil accounts for the second largest share of CO2 emissions globally, primarily in the transport sector where, despite recent exponential growth in EV sales, the vast majority of cars, trucks, ships and aircraft are still powered by oil-based fuels burned in internal combustion engines.
  • When were hydrocarbons discovered in Mozambique?
  • The first accounts of hydrocarbons in Mozambique date back to 1904, when explorers discovered thick sedimentary basins onshore Mozambique, but the poor technology and lack of funds halted those early exploration attempts. Extensive exploration by international oil companies started in 1948, mainly onshore with limited activity offshore.