Venture Global announces LNG SPAs with ExxonMobil
Published by Abi Larkin,
Editorial Assistant
LNG Industry,
Venture Global LNG has announced the execution of two new long-term Sales and Purchase Agreements (SPAs) with ExxonMobil LNG Asia Pacific (EMLAP) for the sale of 2 million tpy of LNG.
Under the agreements, the ExxonMobil affiliate will purchase 1 million tpy from the Plaquemines LNG facility, Louisiana, US, as well as 1 million tpy from the CP2 LNG facility (CP2), Louisiana. This is the second supply agreement for CP2, which is expected to commence construction in 2023. Both facilities will replicate the same successful innovative design seen in operation today at Calcasieu Pass, Louisiana, where speed of execution resulted in the production of first LNG only 29 months after Final Investment Decision (FID).
“Venture Global is deeply honoured that ExxonMobil has chosen to collaborate with our company across both of our next projects: Plaquemines and CP2,” said Mike Sabel, CEO of Venture Global LNG. “As a global LNG leader, ExxonMobil’s support for Venture Global’s innovation and engineering execution is a defining moment for our combined teams and the wider LNG market. Venture Global looks forward to many years of collaboration between our companies to bring lower carbon energy to the world.”
“LNG has an important role to play in helping society reduce emissions from industrial sectors,” said Peter Clarke, Senior Vice President of LNG for the ExxonMobil Upstream Company. “We look forward to working with Venture Global as we continue to grow ExxonMobil’s LNG portfolio and progress our plans to reliably deliver natural gas from the US Gulf Coast to global markets.”
Read the article online at: https://www.lngindustry.com/liquid-natural-gas/12052022/venture-global-announces-lng-spas-with-exxonmobil/
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