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(Arabian Oil and Gas) --
Qatargas has confirmed additional LNG volumes equivalent to sixty conventional
LNG cargoes to Japan, demonstrating its commitment to support its long-term
Japanese customers. Sixty conventional LNG cargoes represent approximately 4
million tonnes of LNG. In other words, this is enough energy to generate
approximately 28 terrawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity, or enough to meet the
average electricity consumption, of five million Japanese households for a
year.
This commitment is announced after Qatargas’ Chief Executive Officer
Khalid Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, returned from last week’s visit to Japan, where he
led a Qatargas delegation to meet with senior officials from Japanese utility
and gas companies.
Confirming Qatargas is working to meet Japan’s increased requirements for
LNG Qatargas’s CEO added: “These additional cargoes of LNG will be supplied to a
number of our long-term customers over the next 12 months. The first of these
cargoes was discharged whist I was still in Japan and I anticipate further
sales.”
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