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Home›Clean Fuel›Chinese banks to loan USD 12 bln to Yamal LNG
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September 11, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Chinese banks to loan USD 12 bln to Yamal LNG

Novatek-operated Yamal LNG project is expected to receive a USD12 billion loan from Chinese banks.

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Novatek-operated Yamal LNG project is expected to receive a US$12 billion loan from Chinese banks.

Novatek’s chief executive, Leonid Mikhelson said that the loan is expected to be finalized within the next four months, Interfax reports.

The company recently signed a framework agreement with China’s Silk Road Fund on the acquisition of a 9.9% equity stake in the Yamal LNG project.

Yamal LNG project includes the construction of a liquefaction plant with annual capacity of 16.5 million tons per annum based on the feedstock resources of the South-Tambeyskoye field. The production from the LNG project is scheduled to start in 2017.

LNG World News Staff; Image: Novatek

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