• African gas is abundant: proven reserves total more than 600 trillion cubic feet, with significant further potential to add to reserves.
• Less than 10% of Africa’s gas reserves are monetized. Much of the gas that is produced daily is wasted by flaring.
• 22 African countries (out of 55) have gas reserves, and exploration for gas continues across the continent.
• LNG has made gas fungible, enabling a global market to develop which will grow substantially, with Africa as a key player as both an exporter, importer and consumer.
• Consumer demand is  expected to grow by as much as 40% by 2030.

• Put gas to work across Africa by investing in the infrastructure that links gas resources to consumers.
• Optimize infrastructure of gas, energy, power, fuels, materials and capital through our skills and experience in global energy and on-the-ground history in Africa.
• Develop intellectual capital around gas technologies and infrastructure - for competitive advantage and the greater good.
• Power the growing demand for energy in Africa through providing infrastructure which
  enables a route to market for Africa’s significant gas resources.

 Mission:

• To link markets: African gas to international markets (exports); international gas to African markets (imports); and African gas to African markets (Africa to Africa consumption).
• To meet high demand across the continent for clean energy and feedstocks: for power, petrochemicals, transport, and consumers.
• Thus to capitalize on the many opportunities from the growing gas sector globally and in Africa by building the missing infrastructure to connect producers to consumers.
• The relatively few companies investing in midstream value chains do not offer enough supply to meet the demand for such assets. MGA answers that demand.
• In its first decade, the company offers long-term stable returns to energy and infrastructure investors without the risk profile of exploration and production.