The Board of Directors of Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) has officially approved a significant agreement for an LPG extraction project. The deal involves entering into a tolling arrangement between SSGC and M/s Pakistan GasPort Consortium Limited (PGPC), which will facilitate the extraction of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and natural gas liquids (NGLs) from imported LNG.
The approval came during a recent board meeting, signaling a major step towards enhancing the country’s LPG supply. The agreement is expected to contribute to energy sector efficiency and help meet domestic energy demands. The arrangement will utilize PGPC’s terminal for processing, with commercial operations expected to begin once all formalities and regulatory requirements are met.
This project is seen as a key initiative in optimizing Pakistan’s LNG imports and utilizing existing infrastructure for broader energy benefits.
SSGC’s board has approved a tolling agreement with Pakistan GasPort Consortium Limited for extracting LPG and NGLs from imported LNG. The move aims to improve energy supply and efficiency in Pakistan. This strategic step supports better utilization of existing terminals and infrastructure to meet growing domestic energy needs.
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