Technip Energies wins contract for LNG project in Oman

Technip Energies has secured a contract from TotalEnergies and OQ for the Marsa liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Sohar, Oman. In this way, the operational start of the multimillion-dollar project for the company is confirmed.

The Marsa LNG project

This contract involves the engineering, procurement and construction of a natural gas liquefaction plant that will produce 1 Mtpa of LNG. The plant will operate on renewable electricity supplied by a planned solar park, standing out as one of the least carbon-intensive LNG facilities in the world.

The LNG produced will be used mainly as marine fuel to reduce the carbon footprint of navigation. Furthermore, this project, led mainly by TotalEnergies with an 80% stake, while OQ owns 20%, is part of an integrated complex.

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Arnaud Pieton from Technip Energies underlined the importance of LNG in the energy transition towards carbon neutrality and the relevance of this project to provide sustainable energy. This space for development and investment is important for the company.

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