New Pakistani Government Seeks to Renegotiate LNG Terminal Deals

Posted by Michelle Howard
Thursday, October 18, 2018

Pakistan's new government will seek to renegotiate agreements for two liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals, the country's petroleum minister said on Thursday.

Petroleum Minister Ghulam Sarwar Khan said the previous government agreed to pay too much on the terminal deals with Pakistani conglomorate Engro Corp for the terminals in Karachi, only one of which has been built.

"The decision is that this will be renegotiated with the parties," Khan said.

Writing by Kay Johnson

Categories: Government LNG

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