Singapore's Pavilion Energy signs six-year LNG supply deal with Chevron
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[SINGAPORE] Singapore's Pavilion Energy Trading & Supply said on Monday it signed a six-year sale and purchase agreement with Chevron Corp for about 0.5 million tonnes per year of LNG supplies from 2023.
Pavilion Energy, owned by Singapore state-owned investment company Temasek Holdings, struck the deal with Chevron's Singapore branch.
Each cargo supplied to Singapore under the agreement will be accompanied by a statement of its greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) measured from wellhead to discharge port, Pavilion Energy said in a statement.
The deal follows a 10-year agreement that Pavilion Energy signed with Qatar in November which also included a GHG declaration for each cargo supplied to Singapore.
Pavilion Energy said it is working with partners to develop a methodology to quantify and calculate emissions.
REUTERS
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