Qatar has agreed to supply three million tonnes of gas a year to China in a deal with London-headquartered energy giant Shell, the emirate’s state energy company said on Monday.
The liquefied natural gas deliveries would begin in January as part of a “new long-term sale and purchase agreement”, Qatar Energy said in a statement without specifying the duration of the deal.

“We are pleased to enter into this new long-term LNG SPA (sale and purchase agreement) with our trusted partner, Shell,” said Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi, who is also the chief executive of Qatar Energy.
“This agreement helps meet the requirements of Shell’s end customers in China and enhances our contributions to meeting the needs of LNG end-users worldwide,” he added.
Qatar is one of the world’s top gas producers alongside the United States, Australia and Russia.

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