Oman LNG signs service agreement with GE-OG

May 18, 2009
Oman LNG and General Electric Oil & Gas have signed a 16-year, $200 million contractual service agreement for the 12 GE gas turbines at Oman LNG's Qalhat complex.

Eric Watkins
OGJ Oil Diplomacy Editor

LOS ANGELES, May 18 -- Oman LNG and General Electric Oil & Gas (GE-OG) have signed a 16-year, $200 million contractual service agreement for the 12 GE gas turbines at Oman LNG's Qalhat complex.

Under the agreement, GE will supply a comprehensive range of services for the six critical gas turbines that drive the three LNG liquefaction trains and an additional six gas turbines that generate power for the Qalhat Complex.

Oman LNG is a joint venture comprised of the Omani government 51%, Royal Dutch Shell PLC 30%, Total SA 5.54%, Kogas 5%, Mitsubishi 2.77%, Mitsui 2.77%, Partex 2%, and Itochu 0.92%.

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