BERLIN, April 1 (Reuters) - The first deliveries of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Oman to a German company have begun despite the war in Iran, said a spokesperson for the German state-owned gas
Oman Launches LNG Deliveries to German Firm Despite Iran Conflict
Overview of Oman-Germany LNG Agreement and Delivery Status
First LNG Deliveries Begin Amid Regional Tensions
BERLIN, April 1 (Reuters) - The first deliveries of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Oman to a German company have begun despite the war in Iran, said a spokesperson for the German state-owned gas supplier Sefe on Wednesday.
The deliveries are currently unaffected by the developments in the Gulf region and have commenced as planned, said the spokesperson.
Future Outlook for LNG Deliveries
"From today's perspective, there are no concerns regarding future deliveries," added the spokesperson.
Details of the Oman LNG and Sefe Agreement
Sales and Purchase Agreement
Oman LNG signed a sales and purchase agreement with Germany's Secure Energy for Europe (Sefe) in March 2024.
Binding Term Sheet and Supply Commitments
The agreement follows a prior commitment where Oman LNG inked a binding term sheet to supply Sefe with 0.4 million metric tonnes a year of LNG starting in 2026.
Media Coverage
Germany's Capital business magazine first reported on the delivery start.
(Writing by Miranda Murray; editing by Matthias Williams)
