LNG Telecom Systems · Mozambique

LNG Telecom Systems in Mozambique

Telecom and communication systems engineered for Mozambique’s LNG developments — from Rovuma Basin gas to floating and onshore liquefaction.

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Overview

LNG Telecom Systems in Mozambique

Mozambique is building one of the world’s significant new gas provinces largely from scratch. The Rovuma Basin off Cabo Delgado holds world-class reserves, developed through floating liquefaction offshore and onshore capacity at Afungi, while established gas production in the south feeds domestic power and regional export. For telecom engineering, greenfield changes everything: there is no legacy architecture to work around, which makes the decisions taken at FEED unusually consequential. Exctel brings LNG telecom experience from comparable programmes to projects where the communication architecture is being set for decades.

Regional Landscape

The oil & gas telecom landscape in Mozambique

Mozambican gas projects present a distinctive combination. They are remote — Cabo Delgado sits far from established industrial infrastructure, so facilities must be self-sufficient in communications rather than leaning on national networks, and resilience and security requirements are engineered in from the outset rather than added later. They are greenfield, so telecom, safety and security architectures are defined once, early, and every later decision inherits them. And they are being delivered alongside a national commitment to developing local capability — Portuguese-language documentation, training and knowledge transfer are part of the scope, not an afterthought. Exctel engineers systems with those constraints in view, drawing on delivery experience from LNG programmes of comparable scale and complexity.

Rovuma Basin gas developments offshore Cabo Delgado, including floating liquefaction and onshore capacity at Afungi
Established onshore gas production in the south supplying domestic power and regional export
Instituto Nacional de Petróleo (INP) regulating, with ENH holding national participation
Local content and skills-development commitments shaping delivery and documentation
Systems engineered to IEC 61892 / IEC 60079 and international LNG telecom standards
Why Exctel

A dependable telecom partner in Mozambique

Direct delivery experience on major LNG programmes, including PNG LNG and Ichthys
Over 25 years engineering telecom and communication systems for oil, gas and energy operators
Consultancy and FEED capability — the stage where greenfield architecture decisions are actually made
Integrated telecom, safety and security engineering for remote sites that must operate self-sufficiently
Vendor-independent integration, so system selection follows the project rather than a supplier relationship
FAQs

LNG Telecom Systems in Mozambique — questions answered

Direct answers to common questions from project and procurement teams.

What LNG telecom systems does Exctel engineer in Mozambique?

Exctel engineers voice and data networks, radio and PA/GA systems, private wireless, structured cabling, CCTV and security systems, and complete telecom system integration for liquefaction trains, marine terminals, offshore facilities and supporting onshore infrastructure.

Does Exctel have experience on LNG projects of this scale?

Yes. Exctel has delivered telecom and communication systems on major LNG programmes including PNG LNG and Ichthys — projects comparable in scale, remoteness and complexity to Mozambique’s Rovuma developments, and delivered under similar international standards and contracting structures.

Why does telecom architecture matter so much on a greenfield LNG project?

On a greenfield site there is no existing network to extend or work around, so the telecom, safety and security architecture defined at FEED becomes the foundation for the asset’s entire operating life. Decisions on backbone topology, redundancy, hazardous-area strategy and integration with control systems are difficult and expensive to revisit once construction begins — which is why Exctel engages at the consultancy and FEED stage wherever possible.

Can Exctel engineer communication systems for remote sites without network coverage?

Yes. Exctel designs communication systems for facilities that cannot rely on public networks — self-sufficient backbones, satellite and point-to-point backhaul, private wireless coverage, and safety and security systems that remain dependable independently of external infrastructure.

Why choose Exctel for telecom systems on Mozambican LNG projects?

Exctel combines proven LNG programme experience with 25+ years of oil & gas telecom engineering, strength at the FEED stage where greenfield architectures are set, and integrated telecom, safety and security capability suited to remote, self-sufficient sites — with vendor-independent integration across all major platforms.

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