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| 2019-04-03 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据普氏能源资讯新加坡4月2日消息 卡塔尔能源事务部长Saad Al-Kaabi表示，卡塔尔将致力于到2024年将LNG产能扩大至1.1亿吨，该项目及相关运输船队的建设和招标计划已得到确认。 卡塔尔石油公司首席执行官Al-Kaabi周二在上海举行的会议上表示，该设施的建设、工程和设计合同已被授予麦克德莫特公司、联合承包商公司和千代田公司等。 Al-Kaabi表示:“该项目正在全力推进，计划于2024年启动。”他补充道，还将向造船商发出投标书以建造新船，扩充船队。 卡塔尔能源部长2月表示，该国正在研究增加60艘新的LNG油轮，以满足卡塔尔LNG扩建项目和卡塔尔石油公司位于德克萨斯州的Golden Pass液化天然气工厂的需求。目前Al-Kaabi尚未提到该项目最终投资决定的任何确切日期，也未提到扩大项目的新合作伙伴。 Al-Kaabi也看好全球需求增长，主要受中国和印度新兴经济体的推动。他表示，日本和韩国将继续适度增长，而欧洲在经历多年停滞后，可能会经历需求上升。 卡塔尔液化天然气公司计划将年产量从2017年的7800万吨提高至1.1亿吨，此前该国已于2017年解除了对其海上北方气田十二年的开发禁令。 吴慧丹 摘译自 普氏能源资讯 原文如下： Qatar LNG expansion 'full-steam ahead' for 2024 start Qatar is strongly committed to the expansion of LNG capacity to 110 million mt by 2024, with construction and tendering plans confirmed for the project and the associated shipping fleet, according to Saad Al-Kaabi, the country's minister of state for energy affairs. The construction, engineering and design contracts for the facility have been awarded to companies including McDermott, Consolidated Contractors Company and Chiyoda Corporation, Al-Kaabi, who is also the chief executive officer of Qatar Petroleum, said at the LNG2019 conference in Shanghai on Tuesday. "The project is going full-steam ahead for a planned start-up in 2024," Al-Kaabi said.A tender will also be issued to shipbuilders for the construction of new ships for the expansion of the fleet, he added. Qatar's energy minister said in February that the country is studying the addition of 60 new LNG tankers to meet the requirements of the Qatar's LNG expansion, and Qatar Petroleum's Golden Pass LNG plant in Texas.But Al-Kaabi did not mention any firm date to the project's Final Investment Decision or inclusion of new partners for the expansion. Al-Kaabi was also bullish on global demand growth, driven largely by emerging economies China and India. Japan and South Korea will continue to grow moderately, while Europe could experience a rise of demand after years of stagnation, he said. Qatar LNG's plans to reach 110 million mt/year of production, from 78 million mt/year, follow the lifting of a 12-year moratorium on the development of its offshore North Field in 2017.
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