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Oman Signs 14 Gas Export Deals

September 2, 2023
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In 2023, Oman LNG Company has reached a significant milestone by successfully concluding 14 binding term sheets for LNG export agreements.

These agreements pave the way for Oman to secure its liquefied natural gas (LNG) production well into the future, extending beyond the year 2024. The company’s remarkable success in securing these agreements is attributed to the exceptional efficiency of its LNG plant located in the Wilayat of Sur.

Within the Wilayat of Sur facility, Oman LNG operates three specialized LNG trains dedicated to the liquefaction of natural gas. It is noteworthy that this achievement has been made possible due to the strong confidence investors have placed in the company’s operations and the reliability of its LNG production processes.

Hamad bin Mohammed al Naamany, the CEO of Oman LNG, expressed his commitment to the forthcoming LNG exports, which are expected to commence in 2025. The agreements represent Oman’s strategic move to solidify its position as a dependable and consistent energy source on the global stage. These developments also signify the company’s proactive approach in seizing growth opportunities within the dynamic global energy markets, further strengthening its strategic partnerships with various international energy firms.

Mr. Al Naamany highlighted that these agreements align with the company’s mission to actively support the national economy, particularly by exploring and diversifying into new markets for LNG supply originating from the Sultanate of Oman. Oman LNG is keen to enhance its relationships not only with the public sector but also with the private sector, aiming to foster collaborative efforts for mutual growth and economic prosperity.

This strategic endeavor underscores Oman LNG’s pivotal role in contributing to Oman’s economic development, ensuring energy security, and facilitating international cooperation in the field of energy resources. As Oman LNG looks ahead to a future marked by sustainable energy solutions and global partnerships, these agreements stand as a testament to the company’s dedication to playing a crucial role in the global energy landscape.

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