Eneva Launches LNG Storage Service for Third-Party Customers in Sergipe.

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Published on 14/11/2023 at 14:09

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In The Third Quarter, The Company Conducted Its First Operation Of This Type For Qatar Energy.

The Company Eneva Recently Announced The Start Of Operations For A New Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Storage Service For Third Parties At The Regasification Terminal In Sergipe. This Milestone Represents A Significant Advancement In The Company’s Operations.

In The Third Quarter, Eneva Conducted Its First Operation Of This Type On The Regasification Vessel At The Sergipe Hub, Providing Services For Qatar Energy. The Latter Is A Partner Of Ocean LNG, A Joint Venture With ExxonMobil That Holds A Long-Term Contract For The Supply Of LNG To The Porto De Sergipe Thermoelectric Plant.

According To The Contract In Question, The Storage Of 152 Thousand Cubic Meters Of LNG Is Foreseen For A Period Of Up To Six Months, Ending In March 2024.

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Cançado Emphasized During A Conference Call With Analysts And Investors Regarding The Company’s Results In The Third Quarter That This Is A Critical Moment For Eneva, Marking The Beginning Of The Development Of New Gas Trading Services In The Pipeline Network.

GNL Terminal In Sergipe Expected To Be Connected To The TAG Network In 2024

It Is Estimated That The GNL Terminal In Sergipe Will Be Connected To The Network Of The Transportadora Associada De Gás (TAG) And, Consequently, To The Integrated Network By 2024.

It Was Mentioned That The Contract With Qatar Energy Includes The Possibility Of Acquiring The Gas Stored By Eneva, And That The Brazilian Company Is In Negotiations With The Qatari Oil Company And Other Potential Suppliers To Ensure Supply Alternatives Aiming To Compose The Portfolio Of Its Gas Trader For The Coming Year.

The Release Of Gas Is A Process That Can Significantly Impact The Natural Gas Industry, Forcing Petrobras To Open The Market To Competitors. This Move May Have Significant Consequences For The Economy And The Energy Sector As A Whole.

Source: Agência EPBR

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Eneva Launches LNG Storage Service for Third-Party Customers in Sergipe.

In The Third Quarter, The Company Conducted Its First Operation Of This Type For Qatar Energy.

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GNL Terminal In Sergipe Expected To Be Connected To The TAG Network In 2024

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