Jordan Picks Shell for Two-Year LNG Supply to Meed Demand
- Shell to provide 18-20 shipments a year after winning tender
- Nation will use fuel to cover 40% of power generation
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Jordan selected Royal Dutch Shell Plc to supply liquefied natural gas for the next two years after a tender.
Shell will send 18-20 shipments a year, covering 40 percent of Jordan’s needs for power, in 2016 and 2017, Abde Al-Fattah Al-Daradkeh, director general of National Electric Power Co. of Jordan, said Wednesday by phone. The Amman-based company initially sought LNG supplies for the four years from January 1, according to tender documents issued in July.