FACTBOX-China's liquefied natural gas import deals

BEIJING, Nov 4 (Reuters) - U.S. major ExxonMobil Corp (XOM.N)
has reached a preliminary deal to sell 2 million tonnes a year of
liquefied natural gas (LNG) from its Papua New Guinea project to
China's Sinopec (0386.HK), a key step in moving the project
towards final approval. [ID:nSYD537366]

The fuel will feed Sinopec's first receiving terminal in
Qingdao in eastern Shandong province, Sinopec said in a release.

The following are the LNG import deals that China has signed
in recent years.

(For China's monthly LNG trade data and relevant news, please
search with O/CHINA7)
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Buyers Volumes timeframe Receiving suppliers supply

(mln t /start terminal project

per yr) (yrs/yr)
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CNOOC

3.6 20/2014 - BG Group Curtis Island

1.0 /2010 - Total its global

portfolio

2.0 /2009 Dapeng Qatargas Qatargas 2

- - - Qalhat -

3.7 /2006 Dapeng Northwest N.W. Shelf,

Shelf Venture Australia

2.6 25/2009 Fujian BP Tangguh,

Indonesia

3.03 25/2009 Shanghai Petronas Malaysia
PETROCHINA

2.0 20/ Dalian Shell Gorgon,

Australia

2.25 20-25 - ExxonMobil Gorgon,

Australia

3.0 25/2011 Jiangsu Qatargas/Shell Qatargas 4

2-3 15-20 Dalian Woodside Energy Browse,

/2013 Australia
SINOPEC

2.0 - Qingdao ExxonMobil PNG LNG
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- not available

Sources: Reuters reports, company websites.
(Reporting by Jim Bai and Aizhu Chen; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)