Construction of the N381: Mueda - Xitaxi for 52.0 km in Mozambique. The approximate GPS location has been placed along the proposed area of construction -11.6663998, 39.5864197.
The definitive feasibility study on the Ncondezi power plant in Tete, Mozambique has confirmed the economic and technical viability of an 1800 MW mine-mouth, thermal coal-fired power plant, consuming 7.2 million tons a year of coal. The power plant is expected to be built in phases of 300 MW units, using
Construction of the Boroma 165MW hydro electric power plant over the Zambezi River in Changara, Tete Province, Mozambique. Estimated project cost: US$250 million. The exact co-ordinates are currently not available however the approximate area of location is lat: -16.5170589; long: 33.8694805.
Construction of the Lupata hydroelectric power plant at Lupata in Mozambique. The Lupata project is forecast to cost US$1.1bn. The project involves the construction of a 600MW hydroelectric power plant, a concrete rockfill dam of 500m wide, height of 40m, a reservoir of 208km², powerhouse, longitudinal
Construction of a natural gas pipeline between 2 100km to 2 400km in length, dubbed Gasoduto do Norte ao Su De Mocambique, or Gasnosu that could run from Cabo Delgado to Maputo in Mozambique and to regional markets further south, possibly including Richards Bay in South Africa. Capital Cost of the project
Construction of the Berua hydropower plant with a capacity of 25MW - 42MW in Manica province, Mozambique. The exact co-ordinates are currently not available however the approximate area of location is lat: -16.297155; long: 35.3026261.
The Ancuabe project is located approximately 60km west from Pemba, in northern Mozambique. Triton Minerals tenement holding surrounds the historic Ancuabe Mine. Very large flake graphite sourced from Ancuabe, may provide Triton the ability to produce a wide size range of high quality graphite concentrates
The project has a total Joint Ore Reserves Committee- compliant resource of 1.8 billion tons. The 38 700ha Ncondezi licence area is located in the coal bearing Tete province in Mozambique, one of the largest undeveloped coal mining regions in the world. A recently completed scoping study on the project
A concept study, including preliminary metallurgical testwork, has highlighted the outstanding potential of the Balama Central Graphite project in Mozambique. The project has indicated and inferred resources of 16.30 million tonnes grading 10.40% total graphitic carbon (TGC) and 0.21% vanadium pentoxide.
Construction of a US $200m 40MWp solar photovoltaic power plant in Lichinga, Mozambique. The exact co-ordinates are currently not available however the approximate area of location is lat: -13.3023564; long: 35.2478112.