Sinopec signs 10-year SPA with Qatar Petroleum
Report summary
Table of contents
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Implications
- Diversifying supply options to support Sinopec's downstream expansion
- Rich Qatari LNG could bring additional revenue to Sinopec
- not purely economic driven when it comes to long-term contracting
- Contracted volumes from Qatar now at 10 Mt, but it's the first deal directly with Qatar Petroleum
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Sinopec's regas capacity versus SPAs
- Import price of top six LNG partners at China border
- Contracted Qatari LNG to China
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