NFE Announces Agreement with Pemex to Complete Lakach Offshore Gas Field and Deploy FLNG Solution
New Fortress Energy (NASDAQ: NFE) has entered a strategic partnership with Pemex to jointly develop the Lakach deepwater natural gas field. This partnership, supported by Mexican President López Obrador, aims to supply natural gas to Mexico's onshore market while NFE will liquefy gas for global export. Over two years, NFE plans to invest in developing seven offshore wells and deploying a 1.4 MTPA FLNG unit. The Lakach field holds 1.1 Tcf of gas and, along with nearby fields, has a total resource potential of 3.3 Tcf, guaranteeing about ten years of production.
- Strategic partnership with Pemex enhances NFE's market presence in Mexico.
- Long-term gas supply agreement supports stable revenue stream.
- Potential for significant reserves with the Lakach field and adjacent areas.
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The agreement involves the joint development of the Lakach deepwater natural gas field for
“We are honored to enter into this important strategic partnership that strengthens NFE’s commitment to long-term operations in
Pursuant to the strategic alliance signed with
The transactions described in this press release are subject to customary terms and conditions and finalization of related agreements.
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