Dar es Salaam — The government is expected to start an environmental impact assessment (EIA) at the end of this month on land where a $30 billion (Sh64.4 trillion) liquefied natural gas (LNG) project will be undertaken. The site identified by the government is at Likong’o Village in Lindi Region. Tanzania has more than 55 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves. BG Group, being acquired by Royal Dutch Shell, along with Statoil, Exxon Mobil and Ophir Energy plan to build the onshore LNG export terminal in partnership with the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC). Tesla Generator? $49 Eliminate Your Power Bill Easy Do It Yourself. Great Discount Now! energyinnovator.org/Generator TPDC principal petroleum engineer Modestus Lumato told BusinessWeek that the EIA is expected to start soon and will go parallel with the Development Report Induction Plan. He said the two studies which will be conducted for three months to […]