LNG
Exports from the three largest global LNG exporters, the U.S, Australia and Qatar, accounted for 60 percent of all LNG exports in 2023
His Highness met with heads of global energy companies to discuss the future of the sector
Partnership further supports UAE-China trade ties and the Belt and Road Initiative
LNG carriers will be delivered by 2028 and time chartered for 20 years to ADNOC Group subsidiaries
Month-on-month prices reached up to $416.57 per ton in June, compared to $270.83 per ton previously
Aramco to purchase 1.2 MTPA of LNG from NextDecade's Rio Grande Terminal under proposed agreement
Project to more than double ADNOC’s existing UAE LNG production capacity to around 15mmtpa
Revival of projects in the energy sector key to the country’s development
Mozambique's Coral South LNG development has a production capacity of almost 3.5 mtpa
Qatar's medium-term outlook is more favorable with the IMF expecting growth to reach close to 4.5 percent
ADNOC also signed a 20-year LNG off-take agreement for 1.9 million tonnes per annum of LNG
LNG supplies from Qatar to China reached around 17 million tons in 2023
TotalEnergies also announces final investment decision for Oman's Marsa LNG project
Oman LNG will supply up to 0.8 million metric tons of LNG annually to JERA starting in 2025
Green finance emerges as major player in supporting economic diversification efforts
The 19 conventional LNG vessels have a capacity of 174,000 cubic meters each
The LNG deliveries from Oman to Germany scheduled between 2026 and 2029
The report expressed confidence in Qatar's debt-to-GDP ratio
Strategic deal reinforces ADNOC's role in global energy transition
Stability attributed to relatively mild winter, robust stockpiles
This target represents a 85 percent increase compared to the current production levels
Expansion in LNG production and reforms to drive average growth of 5.5 percent
Global demand for LNG rises in sustainable energy transition
