LNGPH, the integrated liquefied natural gas  power facilities of South Premiere Power Corporation  and Excellent Energy Resources, , have signed an LNG sale and purchase agreement  with Vitol Asia  a global energy and commodities company.

Starting in 2025, Vitol will supply up to 0.8 million metric tons of LNG annually for a period of 10 years. The LNG will be sourced from Vitol’s global portfolio and delivered to the LNGPH Terminal in Batangas, Philippines. This agreement will help meet the Philippines’ growing energy needs and contribute to the reliability and stability of the country’s energy supply.

Pablo Galante Escobar, head of LNG and executive committee member, commented: “We are pleased to build on the existing relationship between Vitol and SPPC/EERI and to conclude this long-term LNG supply deal together. The Philippines is a growing LNG market and we are excited to bring LNG supply from our global LNG portfolio to meet this rising LNG demand in the country, thereby contributing to the transition to gas from other more carbon intense energy sources. Vitol is committed to offering reliable and flexible LNG solutions to customers worldwide.”

Jay Ng, chief financial officer, Vitol Asia and executive committee member, Vitol Asia added: “We are delighted to strengthen our relationships with SPPC and EERI through this landmark agreement. Vitol delivered the first LNG cargo to the Philippines back in April 2023, since then we have delivered a number of LNG cargoes safely and reliably to the Ilijan LNG Terminal. As the Philippines’ demand for LNG continues to rise, we are honoured to play a role in securing the country’s energy future through our partnership with SPPC and EERI.”

Yari A. Miralao, President and Chief Executive Officer of both EERI and SPPC lauds this agreement: “It is a significant step towards meeting the country’s growing energy demands while ensuring a sustainable and stable energy future. We look forward to building on this relationship as we continue to support the Philippines’ energy transition and infrastructure development.”