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Home›Clean Fuel›Fortune Oil Enters Into JV Agreement to Supply LNG to Public Transport (China)
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February 10, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Fortune Oil Enters Into JV Agreement to Supply LNG to Public Transport (China)

Fortune Oil announced that it has entered into a joint venture agreement with Shenyang Zhonglian Enterprise Development Co., Ltd and Able Field International Limited to provide Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to public transit vehicles in Liaoning Province, China. Shenyang Development is a privately-own

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Fortune Oil announced that it has entered into a joint venture agreement with Shenyang Zhonglian Enterprise Development Co., Ltd and Able Field International Limited to provide Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to public transit vehicles in Liaoning Province, China. Shenyang Development is a privately-owned enterprise, and one of the market leaders in providing transportation services, with strong government relationships within Liaoning Province, China.

The joint venture will be effected via a newly incorporated entity, Liaoning Fortune New Energy Company Limited. Fortune Gas Investment Holdings Co, Ltd (a subsidiary of Fortune Oil) will purchase 60% of the equity interest for RMB 18 million (£1.7 million) with 10% of the equity interest purchased by Shenyang Development for RMB 3 million (£0.28 million) and the 30% of the equity interest purchased by Able Limited for RMB 9 million (£0.85 million). Additional funding required by Fortune Liaoning will be obtained via local banks or from Fortune Oil through shareholder loan(s).

The initial capital of RMB 30 million (£2.9 million) will be used to acquire/lease land use rights and construct 3 LNG re-fuelling stations which in turn will support 200 LNG public buses. Shenyang Development owns and operates the buses and under this joint venture agreement the buses will exclusively use the LNG re-fuelling stations operated by Fortune Liaoning for the supply of LNG. Concurrently, Shenyang Development will secure additional agreements with other bus operating companies to exclusively use the LNG re-fuelling stations operated by Fortune Liaoning. As a result, Shenyang Development will be responsible for providing an additional 2,000 buses to use LNG which will require construction of an additional 20 LNG re-fuelling stations. The long term plan is to add 6,000 LNG buses supported by 60 LNG re-fuelling stations.

Mr. Qian Benyuan, Chairman of Fortune Oil, commented:

“We are extremely pleased with this new partnership with Shenyang Development and Liaoning Provincial government. As I stated when we completed the Everthriving Energy Technology acquisition, Fortune Oil will continue to leverage its relationships with local governments to secure commercially attractive investment opportunities by promoting the use of clean energy. We look forward to securing similar agreements with other local governments in 2011.”

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Source: Fortune Oil, February 10, 2011;

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