Published 2 years ago

France's TotalEnergies invests another $1.5 bn to expand Qatar gas production

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France's TotalEnergies on Saturday signed a major investment in Qatar's natural gas production expansion. The deal comes as Europe's searches for new energy sources as an alternative to Russia. Qatar Energy estimates that North Field holds about 10 percent of the world's known natural gas reserves.

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Le Parisien

Natural gas: new major investment by TotalEnergies in Qatar “to ensure supplies to Europe”

The French giant will participate in the development of the North Field South (NFS) natural gas field, an extension of the North Field offshore field, the largest natural gas field in the world.

2 years ago·Paris, France

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CGTN

French energy giant makes major new investment in Qatar gas

2 years ago·Beijing, China

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BFM TV

Natural gas: new major investment by TotalEnergies in Qatar

Le Qatar a annoncé samedi la signature d'un important contrat avec le géant gazier et pétrolier français TotalEnergies pour augmenter sa production de gaz naturel liquéfié (GNL).

2 years ago·France

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Al-Monitor

France's TotalEnergies injects further $1.5 bn into Qatar gas

France's TotalEnergies on Saturday signed a new $1.5 billion deal to help expand Qatar's natural gas production as Europe scrambles to find new energy sources to replace Russian supplies.But TotalEnergies chairman Patrick Pouyanne and Qatar Energy Minister Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi expressed surprise at reports that Germany was resisting 20-year contracts -- insisting that Europe must agree longer contracts to guarantee supplies.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Radio France Internationale

France's TotalEnergies invests another $1.5 bn to expand Qatar gas production

TotalEnergies has signed a further $1.5 billion investment in the world's largest natural gas field – "perfect timing" says CEO Patrick Pouyanne as Europe searches for new energy sources to replace Russian supplies.

2 years ago·Paris, France

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