By Angela Macdonald-Smith
May 30 (Bloomberg) — ConocoPhillips, the second-biggest U.S. refiner, will today ship the first extra cargo from its Northern Australian liquefied natural gas venture in addition to its contracted deliveries.
The cargo, which is due to leave Darwin about 6 p.m. in the 135,000 cubic meter `LNG Pioneer’ tanker, will be delivered to the existing customers of the plant, Tokyo Electric Power Co. and Tokyo Gas Co., Dirk Faveere, operations manager at the facility, said. One cargo is shipped about every six to seven days, he said.
“At the moment all our gas is contracted to those buyers if they can take it,” George Manning, Darwin area manager at ConocoPhillips, told reporters during a visit by Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation energy ministers to the plant. He said output at the plant was two cargoes ahead of schedule this year. read more
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