Adnoc Grants Total 40% Stake in Unconventional Gas Concession
11 Noviembre 2018 - 5:05AM
Noticias Dow Jones
By Christopher Alessi
ABU DHABI--The Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. said Sunday it has
signed an agreement to grant French energy giant Total SA (FP.FR) a
minority stake in an unconventional gas concession.
As part of the deal, Total will take control of 40% of the
Ruwais Diyab Unconventional Gas Concession, including a
six-to-seven-year exploration and appraisal period followed by a
40-year production term, Adnoc said.
State-run Adnoc is the largest oil-and-gas producer in the
United Arab Emirates.
"Total and Adnoc have agreed on commercial terms that will
enable the project to deliver maximum value from our unconventional
gas reserves as we work towards achieving gas self-sufficiency for
the U.A.E., and transition to having the capacity to become a net
gas exporter," Adnoc Chief Executive Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber said in
a statement.
Adnoc earlier this month announced new discoveries of natural
gas that will enable the group to sustain production of liquefied
natural gas up to 2040. The new gas discoveries, totaling 15
trillion standard cubic feet, will allow the U.A.E. to become gas
self-sufficient and potentially a net exporter of gas, Adnoc
said.
Adnoc currently produces roughly 10.5 billion cubic feet of raw
gas a day.
Write to Christopher Alessi at christopher.alessi@wsj.com
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