Oil & Gas Oman LNG strikes 10-year deal with Swiss trader By Pramod Kumar February 19, 2025, 11:00 AM Oman News Agency Marco Dunand, CEO of Mercuria, left, Hamed Mohammed Al Nu’amani, CEO of Oman LNG, second right, and other Oman LNG executives at the signing of the LNG supply contract Oman LNG has signed a long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement with Mercuria, a Swiss-based trading company. Under the 10-year deal, the state-owned company will supply 800,000 metric tonnes per annum (mtpa) starting this April, the state-run Oman News Agency reported. Hamed Mohammed Al Nu’amani, CEO of Oman LNG, said the agreement expands its portfolio of partners and market access, supporting global energy security and sustainability. QatarEnergy LNG awards $4bn contract to Saipem Adnoc to sign LNG deal with India’s BPCL Pakistan weighs revising terms of Qatar LNG deal In July Oman said it was building a new LNG facility, with an estimated production capacity of 3.8 mtpa, to expand its natural gas exploration and production. Oman LNG signed an agreement with Turkey’s Botas Petroleum Pipeline Corporation to supply 1 million mtpa of LNG for 10 years last May. The company had agreed in November 2023 to deliver 1 million metric tonnes a year of LNG to the British oil and gas company BP.
