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| 2019-10-16 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据彭博社2019年10月14日报道，法国能源巨头道达尔公司将斥资6亿美元来扩大其在印度这个全球增长最快的天然气市场之一的业务。 道达尔公司已同意收购印度阿达尼燃气公司37.4%的股份。这家印度燃料经销商正在开发进口终端和全国性的汽车加油站连锁。彭博社汇编的统计数据显示，到2023年前，印度液化天然气（LNG）的年需求量将达到2800万吨，成为全球第4大LNG进口国。 道达尔公司是寻求在印度天然气市场扩张的全球最新一个能源巨头。印度的人口增长和经济发展吸引了全球一些最大的石油和天然气生产商。今年8月，印度信诚工业公司说，沙特阿拉伯国家石油公司(沙特阿美)可能会以750亿美元的企业价值收购其石油化工业务20%的股份。 道达尔公司首席执行官波漾在一份声明中说：“印度的能源需求是巨大的。印度的天然气市场将有强劲的增长，是全球一个有吸引力的出口市场。” 道达尔公司最近进行了几项重要投资，以加强其在全球LNG领域的存在。作为收购阿纳达科石油公司在非洲资产交易的一部分，道达尔公司今年早些时候已同意接管莫桑比克的一个LNG项目。此外，道达尔公司还收购了法国Engie SA公司的上游资产，增加了对Tellurian公司.和Driftwood液化天然气公司的投资，并计划批准在巴布亚新几内亚的一个新的天然气出口项目。 李峻 编译自 彭博社 原文如下： Total Makes $600MM Bet on India French energy giant Total SA is spending $600 million to expand its presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing natural gas markets. Total agreed to purchase a 37.4% stake in India’s Adani Gas Ltd., a distributor of the fuel that’s developing import terminals and a national chain of vehicle-filling outlets. The deal gives the French company a footprint in a market where annual liquefied natural gas demand will hit 28 million tons by 2023, making it the fourth-biggest importer of the fuel, according to BloombergNEF. Total is the latest energy major seeking to expand in India, where population growth and economic development are luring some of the biggest oil and gas producers. In August, Reliance Industries Ltd. said Saudi Arabian Oil Co. may buy 20% of its oil-to-chemicals business at an enterprise value of $75 billion. “Energy needs in India are immense,” Total Chief Executive Officer Patrick Pouyanne said in a statement. “The natural gas market in India will have a strong growth and is an attractive outlet.” Total has recently made several investments to beef up its presence in LNG. It agreed to take over a Mozambique LNG project earlier this year as part of a deal for Anadarko Petroleum Corp.’s assets in Africa. It has also absorbed Engie SA’s upstream assets, boosted its investment in Tellurian Inc. and its Driftwood LNG venture, and plans to sanction a new gas-export project in Papua New Guinea. |
