Tortue Project
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The Tortue Project is a major LNG project offshore from Mauritania and Senegal discovered in 2016. It is being developed by DP and three other companies. The fields (Block C-8 and St. Louis) contain 15 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas.[1]
Contents
- 1 Reserves and CO2 Emissions
- 2 Strategic Significance
- 3 Companies Involved
- 4 Potential ESG Risks
- 5 Indigenous Rights
- 6 NGO's Involved
- 7 Local Opposition
- 8 Status of Project
- 9 Infrastructure
- 10 Domestic Political Situation
- 11 Project Economics
- 12 International Dynamics
- 13 Financing
- 14 Articles and resources
Reserves and CO2 Emissions
15 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas.[1]
Strategic Significance
Companies Involved
Potential ESG Risks
Corruption
Labour Rights
Indigenous Rights
NGO's Involved
Local Opposition
Status of Project
Infrastructure
Domestic Political Situation
Project Economics
Tax Revenues
International Dynamics
Financing
Articles and resources
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Greater Tortue Moves to FID," Mentor IMC Group, March 28, 2018
