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Total and Algeria’s Sonatrach extend LNG partnership

Published on : 2020-06-26

Total and Algeria’s national oil company Sonatrach have signed an agreement to renew their LNG partnership.

This agreement allows to extend the existing supply contracts for 3 additional years in order to provide 2 million tons per year of Algerian LNG to the French market, primarily through an LNG terminal at Fos Cavaou. The agreement also includes the sub-charter of an LNG tanker of Total by Sonatrach.

"This agreement is part of the long history of cooperation between Total and Sonatrach. Thanks to the quality of our relationship we were able to conclude it in an extremely volatile market environment. This new contract further enhances the flexibility of Total's LNG portfolio and strengthens our position as a major partner of Sonatrach,” said Laurent Vivier, president Gas of Total. (Source: PIPELINE)

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