
Oman LNG Exports 1000th Shipment to JapanMuscat, 16 Jul (ONA) —- Oman LNG today successfully exported its 1000th shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Osaka Gas Co., Ltd. in Japan. This milestone reflects the company’s ongoing efforts in LNG production and reinforces the Sultanate of Oman’s position as a trusted and reliable source of clean energy. It also highlights the deep strategic energy partnership between Oman and Japan, which has spanned over 25 years. The achievement underscores Oman LNG’s role as a reliable and sustainable supplier of clean energy. Japan has been a key destination for Omani LNG exports since the company’s establishment. Hamad Mohammed Al Nu’amani, CEO of Oman LNG, stated that this shipment tells the story of the company’s success and its strong relationships with partners and customers across the gas value chain, who have been fundamental to its achievements. It also signifies the deep partnership with Japan and embodies Oman LNG’s enduring commitment to delivering sustainable and reliable LNG from Oman. In a statement to Oman News Agency (ONA), he said this milestone highlights the company’s contribution to the global energy landscape, whether through providing sustainable solutions or strengthening strategic bilateral relations with international energy partners. He noted that the energy sector currently faces significant challenges across various fronts, requiring joint efforts by energy companies and the adoption of the most efficient best practices to remain reliable suppliers to customers. He added that Oman LNG’s sustainability initiatives and ongoing projects reflect its continuous efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and enhance greenhouse gas management, aligning with Oman’s goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. The CEO of Oman LNG explained that since the first shipment was exported from Oman in 2000, the company, through its ambitious social investment program, has set an exemplary model for private sector institutions in corporate social responsibility efforts. These efforts, he affirmed, emphasize strengthening cooperation between public and private sector entities to support the national economy and the ambitious development plans underway in Oman. — Ends/AH