Key developments, project updates and investment news shaping Tanzania’s oil and gas industry.
The Kasa-1X ST2 well in Mtwara, drilled by TPDC and Maurel & Prom, is Tanzania’s first major gas discovery in over a decade. First production is targeted as early as November 2026.
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The licences cover Eyasi Wembere, Mnazi Bay North, West Songo Songo and Lindi–Mtwara, and the Songo Songo gas field operations transfer to TPDC.
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Aminex reports that testing of the NT-2 well is scheduled for November 2026, with production into the Ntorya–Madimba pipeline planned for December 2026.
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Taifa Gas and Amber Energy appealed a competition ruling blocking the field sale, while the current operator has said it plans to stop running the field by 29 November 2026.
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Tanzania is expanding exploration across four blocks, strengthening the country’s focus on petroleum resources, technical capability and future energy development.
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The government is emphasizing skills, training and local business readiness as exploration expands, with a focus on preparing Tanzanian companies to participate in the growing oil and gas industry.
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Project reporting put EACOP completion at 92.7% in September 2026, with line filling and the first export shipment planned for later commissioning stages.
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A market update reviews gas commercialization, small-scale LNG, upstream supply and the longer-term outlook for Tanzania’s natural gas industry.
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Tanzania’s petroleum regulator reported interest from Chevron, highlighting continued attention to investment opportunities and the country’s exploration potential.
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EACOP updates cover supplier development, engineering skills, technical training and local business participation in the pipeline project and wider energy supply chain.
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