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QatarEnergy indications LNG supply deal with Taiwan's CPC

QatarEnergy signed a deal on Wednesday to provide Taiwan's stateowned oil company CPC with liquefied gas (LNG) for 27 years and giving it a stake in the Gulf state's gas growth project.

The state-owned Qatari company said that it will supply CPC with 4 million tons per year (mtpa) of LNG from the North Field East, the eastern growth of the job.

CPC will likewise take an equity stake because part of the job, QatarEnergy's declaration stated.

The stake is the equivalent of 5% of one LNG train with capability of 8 million metric loads a year.

This transfer will see CPC become a partner in the NFE task without impacting the taking part interests of any of the other investors, QatarEnergy said in declaration.

QatarEnergy signed similar handle China's. state-owned Sinopec and China National Petroleum Corp in 2022. and 2023.

QatarEnergy has actually been signing a string of supply deals with. Asian and European partners for gas that is expected to come. onstream in 2026 from its enormous North Field growth, part of. the world's largest natural gas field that Qatar shares with. Iran, which calls it South Pars.

QatarEnergy has this year also signed LNG contracts with. Petronet and Excelerate Energy to supply India and Bangladesh,. respectively.

Qatar, among the world's largest LNG exporters, revealed. an additional growth of its LNG production in February that. will add 16 million metric lots annually to its original plans,. bringing overall capacity to 142 million lots per year from 77. million tons.

The gas giant likewise signed 27-year supply offers last year. with oil majors TotalEnergies, Shell and Eni. The three European. oil companies, in addition to CNPC and Sinopec, also have stakes in. Qatar's North Field gas expansion. U.S. companies ExxonMobil and. ConocoPhilips likewise have stakes in the growth.

(source: Reuters)