Mozambique has gained traction through its project activity in the oil and gas market, with aspirations to become a major liquified natural gas (LNG) exporter. In recent years, IOCs such as TotalEnergies are starting to explore the African nation's gas potential, which is estimated to be 100tcf. EICDataStream currently tracks US$17.4bn worth of oil and gas opportunities across the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors - 62% of which are associated with LNG. Mozambique is home to one of the largest proposed LNG developments on the continent — ExxonMobil’s Rovuma LNG plant — with a total expected capacity of approximately 18mtpa. The developer is anticipated to make a final investment decision on the project by the end of 2025. Opportunities in Mozambique’s energy sector are not limited to LNG. Renewable energy, particularly solar and hydroelectric, is also a promising segment, with a future expected capacity of 17.6GW. After years of setbacks caused by attacks on facilities and delays in government licensing agreements, Mozambique is resuming project progression and appears to be back on track to becoming a key LNG hub and a stable energy producer, offering notable opportunities for the energy supply chain.