China’s ENN Energy has become the third player to sign up for volumes at Liquid Niugini Gas’ Gulf LNG export project in Papua New Guinea.
The outfit’s ENN Energy Trading Company signed a heads of agreement for between 1 million and 1.5 million tonnes per annum over 15 years.
The deal begins in 2015.
Liquid Niugini Gas, a joint venture of US-based InterOil and Singapore’s Pacific LNG, is planning Papua New Guinea’s second LNG plant in a dual track scheme involving both modular land-based liquefaction and floating LNG.
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