Marsa LNG LLC is a joint venture between OQ and TotalEnergies, integrating both upstream and downstream segments. With an investment of $1.6 billion, TotalEnergies holds an 80% stake and OQ 20%. The project includes a renewable energy-powered LNG plant and a 300 MW solar farm, underlining our dedication to low-carbon energy.
To foster sustainable energy solutions that fuel Oman's development and contribute to global emissions reduction.
To lead in sustainable LNG production, setting new standards in energy efficiency and environmental responsibility.
At Marsa LNG, we are committed to advancing sustainable energy solutions. Our fully electric LNG plant, powered by a dedicated 300 MW solar farm, minimizes greenhouse gas emissions and sets a new standard for environmental stewardship. By providing low-emission LNG for marine fuels, we contribute to Oman’s goal of carbon neutrality by 2040 and offer a cleaner alternative for the shipping industry.
Marsa LNG also prioritizes economic development in Oman. Our project not only contributes to Omani treasury revenues but also boosts In-Country Value (ICV) by fostering local investments, expanding the energy network, and generating new job opportunities.
Marsa LNG LLC is a joint venture between OQ, a global energy leader, and TotalEnergies, a pioneer in renewable energy. Together, we leverage OQ’s local expertise and TotalEnergies’ global innovation to drive Oman’s energy transition. TotalEnergies holds an 80% stake in the $1.6 billion project, while OQ holds 20%, reflecting a shared commitment to sustainable energy solutions.
Our project is supported by the Government of Oman, with the Ministry of Energy and Minerals playing a vital role in our development. The Marsa LNG initiative benefits from collaboration with other stakeholders, including OQGN for gas transportation and OQ Alternative Energy for renewable power integration. The constructions of the LNG Plant and Tank are contracted respectively to Technip Energies (T.EN) and Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (CBI) under two main Engineering, Procurement, Supply, Construction, and Commissioning contracts (EPSCC). The operations in the port of Sohar include dredging and jetty construction and are interfaced with Sohar Industrial Port Company (SIPC), a 50/50 joint venture between the Port of Rotterdam and the Sultanate of Oman.
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With a GHG intensity below 3 kg CO2e/boe, Marsa LNG intends to reduce by more than 90% the emission intensity of its LNG plant compared to the average.
Moreover, our ambition is to serve as the first LNG bunkering hub in the Middle East, showcasing an available and competitive alternative marine fuel to reduce the shipping industry's emissions. Compared to conventional marine fuel, LNG helps to cut:
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