Petronas, Mitsubishi strenghten partnership with new Bintulu LNG deals

Malaysian energy giant Petronas and Japanese trading house Mitsubishi Corp have strengthened their 46-year partnership by signing new equity deals related to the giant Bintulu LNG export terminal in Sarawak.

This story requires a subscription

Get 12 months of full digital access to LNG Prime for only $295 instead of $600.
This includes a single user license.
Check our FAQ for more info. For group subscriptions please contact us.

Most Popular

DNV: 66 LNG-powered vessels ordered in October

The latest figures from DNV’s platform show that a total of 97 new orders for alternative-fueled vessels were placed...

Aramco working on further LNG expansion

Saudi Arabia’s Aramco made its first international investment in LNG last year to capitalize on rising LNG demand. In September...

UAE’s Adnoc, Germany’s SEFE finalize Ruwais LNG supply deal

According to Adnoc, the SPA converts the previous heads of agreement between Adnoc and SEFE announced in March into...

More News Like This

Malaysia’s Petronas lifts force majeure on gas supply to MLNG Dua

The lifting of the force majure is effective November 1, 2024. "This decision follows the successful commissioning of Jerun and...

Wood Mackenzie: Guyana and Suriname could provide 12 mmtpa of LNG in 2030s

Several gas developments are underway in Guyana and Suriname that could offer new competitive LNG supply sources early next...

MISC orders LNG carrier duo at Samsung Heavy, inks charter deal with Petronas

MISC revealed this deal in a stock exchange filing on Tuesday. According to the firm, the newbuild LNG carriers will...

Malaysia’s Petronas ups LNG sales in H1

The company’s LNG sales rose by 8 percent year-on-year to 17.8 million tonnes during January-June compared to 16.5 million tonnes in...