Oman has agreed to provide Turkey’s Botas with LNG beginning in 2025, continuing a streak of supply agreements that began last year as the nation looks to increase output of the super-chilled fuel.

Oman LNG LLC would supply 1 million metric tons/year (mmty) to state-owned Botas over a 10-year term from its Qalhat liquefaction facility near Sur, where it operates three trains with a design capacity of 11.4 mmty. 

The deal comes amid a broader push in Oman to work with a wide variety of partners to further develop the nation’s energy sector and boost LNG production. 

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