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Sempra Energy LNG Corp. is expected to sign a final agreement as early as Monday with the government of Indonesia on a 20-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement, according to Indonesia’s energy minister. In August, Sempra said that it was close to finalizing the deal, which would give it gas to supply its planned Baja California, Mexico LNG terminal.

Sempra Energy LNG Corp. is expected to sign a final agreement as early as Monday with the government of Indonesia on a 20-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement, according to Indonesia’s energy minister. In August, Sempra said that it was close to finalizing the deal, which would give it gas to supply its planned Baja California, Mexico LNG terminal (see Daily GPI, Aug. 4).

Sempra Energy LNG inked a letter of intent with BPMigas, Indonesia’s executive agency for oil and gas, and BP Indonesia Thursday to purchase liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies from Indonesia to be delivered to its planned terminal in North Baja California, Mexico. Top government energy officials from Mexico, Indonesia and the U.S. endorsed the agreement which was signed near the end of the two-day LNG Ministerial Summit in Washington, DC, last week.

Sempra Energy LNG inked a letter of intent with BPMigas, Indonesia’s executive agency for oil and gas, and BP Indonesia Thursday to purchase liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies from Indonesia to be delivered to its planned terminal in North Baja California, Mexico. The top government energy officials of Mexico, Indonesia and the U.S. blessed the agreement which was signed near the end of the three day LNG Ministerial Summit in Washington DC.

As Marathon Oil announced plans for locking up Indonesian supplies for its proposed North Baja liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal in Mexico last week, Sempra Energy was still waiting for word from Mexican federal government energy officials on its own proposal for a LNG terminal a few miles south of the proposed Marathon site.