Dolphin Energy will start supplying natural gas from Qatar to Dubai within two weeks, the company said yesterday.
The Abu Dhabi-based company is currently testing its gas receiving and distribution facilities at Taweelah, located between the capital and Jebel Ali.
As soon as the testing is successfully completed, Dolphin will start supplying up to 400 million standard cubic feet of natural gas per day to Dubai. Pegged as the Middle East's leading gas project, Dolphin will initially receive gas from Qatar Petroleum (QP) for the export pipeline connecting the two countries.
Once Dolphin begins pumping its own gas this summer from Qatar's Ras Laffan field, the early gas deliveries from QP will come to an end.
No more details were available about the temporary gas deal. Continue to the full story from Source.
The Abu Dhabi-based company is currently testing its gas receiving and distribution facilities at Taweelah, located between the capital and Jebel Ali.
As soon as the testing is successfully completed, Dolphin will start supplying up to 400 million standard cubic feet of natural gas per day to Dubai. Pegged as the Middle East's leading gas project, Dolphin will initially receive gas from Qatar Petroleum (QP) for the export pipeline connecting the two countries.
Once Dolphin begins pumping its own gas this summer from Qatar's Ras Laffan field, the early gas deliveries from QP will come to an end.
No more details were available about the temporary gas deal. Continue to the full story from Source.
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