Papua New Guinea LNG mid-term deals to be finalised in H1 2018
Published by Joseph Green,
Editor
LNG Industry,
Reuters are reporting that Papua New Guinea’s LNG project (PNG LNG) aims to finalise supply agreements with shortlisted companies for up to 1.3 million tpy of LNG in the first half of 2018.
Higher-than-expected production at the site – operated by Exxon Mobil – means excess output could be sold via mid-term deals at a time of rising spot prices and firming demand in Asia.
6.6 million t of PNG LNG’s annual output is already sold under long-term contracts to Japanese trading giant JERA, Osaka Gas, China’s Sinopec and Taiwan’s CPC.
The new supply deals will run for up to five years.
Three new 2.7 million tpy production units, or trains, are to be built in Papua New Guinea. Two of the trains will be underpinned by gas from the Elk-Antelope fields, run by Total, and one underpinned by existing fields and the new P’nyang field, run by Exxon.
Read the article online at: https://www.lngindustry.com/liquid-natural-gas/09052018/papua-new-guinea-lng-mid-term-deals-to-be-finalised-in-h1-2018/
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