Equinor, Eneco sign five-year gas delivery deal (updated)
UPDATE 1-Equinor, Eneco sign five-year gas delivery deal Adds detail on deal in bullet points
COPENHAGEN, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Norway's Equinor EQNR.OL said on Tuesday it had signed an agreement to deliver natural gas to Dutch energy company Eneco for five years.
The deal covers around 9 terawatt hours of natural gas per year, corresponding to around 0.9 billion cubic metres, which will be delivered to the Dutch gas grid
Deliveries started on October 1, Equinor said in a statement
The parties did not disclose the commercial terms
Equinor said it was the third long-term agreement it had signed with Eneco this year
Equinor will also transfer verified environmental attributes to Eneco showing a greenhouse gas footprint that is 11.8% lower than the average for the Dutch grid
(Reporting by Louise Rasmussen, editing by Terje Solsvik)
((Louisebreusch.rasmussen@tr.com; +45 21 27 97 79;))
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