Qatargas delivers commissioning cargo to new Chinese LNG Terminal
DOHA, Qatar -- Qatargas, the World’s Premier LNG Company, recently delivered the inaugural cargo of LNG to China National Oil Corporation’s (CNOOC) Yuedong LNG terminal.
Photo Courtesy of Qatargas. |
The LNG cargo, delivered on board the Qatargas-chartered Q-Flex LNG vessel Al Kharaitiyat, was used to commission CNOOC’s latest LNG terminal.
“Qatargas is delighted to supply the commissioning cargo to CNOOC’s Yuedong Terminal,” Khalid Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Chief Executive Officer, Qatargas said. “We are also pleased to see Qatari LNG playing an increasingly important role in meeting the growing demand for LNG in the People’s Republic of China. We believe that this delivery will further strengthen the relationship between Qatargas and CNOOC, and we look forward to continuing to supply reliable, clean energy to China and countries all over the world who seek to diversify their energy supplies."
The Yuedong LNG receiving terminal, which has an initial receiving capacity of 2 MMtpy, is owned and operated by CNOOC. The new terminal is the latest addition to CNOOC’s LNG receiving terminal portfolio, joining existing terminals in Shanghai, Guangdong, Fujian, Zhejiang and Hainan. This is the fourth commissioning cargo from Qatargas to CNOOC’s LNG receiving terminals, bringing Qatargas’ total number of commissioning cargoes to LNG receiving terminals in the People’s Republic of China to seven.
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