China's Sinopec signs agreement for 15-yr LNG deal with TotalEnergies

11/4/2024

China's state oil and gas major Sinopec Corp said it has signed Heads of Agreement to buy from TotalEnergies 2 MMtpy of LNG a year for 15 yrs starting 2028.

The deal, signed in Shanghai at the China International Import Expo, is a step forward from a strategic alliance the companies agreed in May, Sinopec said in a statement.

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