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(L-R) Michael Lewis, CEO of Uniper, and Anders Opedal, President & CEO of Equinor. Pic: Arne Reidar Mortensen, Equinor<\/p>\n
Equinor and the energy company Uniper have signed a 15-year agreement for supplies of natural gas to Germany. Under the agreement, Equinor will deliver more than 30 TWh (ca. 2.8 billion cubic metres) of natural gas per year to Uniper.<\/p>\n
Supplies under the new agreement will be from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2041 with the gas delivered at Trading Hub Europe, the German gas market area. Pricing will reflect market terms, while other commercial details are confidential between the parties.<\/p>\n
Equinor will supply Uniper with more than 30 TWh, about 2.8 billion cubic metres, of natural gas a year for Germany from 2027 to 2041.
\nThe gas will be delivered at Trading Hub Europe, with pricing tied to market terms.
\nThe deal adds long-term supply visibility for German industry and European sourcing teams tracking energy inputs.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are pleased to extend our long-standing partnership with Uniper. This agreement demonstrates the strong demand for reliable, long-term gas supplies from the Norwegian continental shelf, which delivers energy and industrial feedstock with a lower carbon footprint than alternative gas supply. It further strengthens Equinor\u2019s role as a trusted long-term energy partner to Europe, says Anders Opedal, president and CEO of Equinor.<\/p>\n
Michael Lewis, CEO of Uniper says: \u201cThis long-term agreement is a strong signal for the future of Europe\u2019s energy system. Reliable long-term partnerships remain essential for secure and competitive energy markets, and this agreement strengthens Germany\u2019s gas supply for years to come. At the same time, we see significant potential to work together with Equinor on advancing proven lower-emissions gas solutions for customers in Germany. Norway is a cornerstone of Europe\u2019s energy security, and Equinor is a trusted partner with deep expertise and a strong commitment to the European market.\u201d<\/p>\n
Germany is Equinor\u2019s largest market for natural gas and has been an anchor market for Norwegian gas since exports started in 1977. Deliveries under the new agreement will start on 1 January 2027, the same year Norway and Equinor mark 50 years of gas exports to Germany.<\/p>\n
\u201cFor five decades, Norwegian gas has heated German homes, fuelled German industry and contributed to Germany\u2019s energy security. This new agreement with Uniper builds on that history and extends our commercial relationship well into the 2040s. It is a reminder of the importance of long-term partnerships in a period with changing energy markets.\u201d says Opedal.<\/p>\n
Equinor and Uniper have also signed a non-binding letter of intent to explore possible sales from Equinor to Uniper of sustainability-related attributes linked to supplies under the new gas sales agreement. These attributes refer to documented data on the origin of the gas and its greenhouse gas intensity and other sustainability characteristics of Equinor\u2019s gas production, which is third-party verified andmade availablethrough the Attributes digital platform.<\/p>\n
Natural gas is expected to remain a key part of Europe\u2019s future energy mix, supporting security of supply, industrial activity and flexibility in the energy system as more renewable power and low-carbon gases are developed.<\/p>\n
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ALCHEMPro News Desk (JP)<\/p>\n
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