French
majors
Total
and
EDF
as
well
as
Fluxys
of
Belgium
are
throwing
a
combined
EUR
1
billion
($1.44
billion)
at
the
proposed
new
facility
at
Dunkirk,
EDF
wrote
in
a
statement
today.
The
trio
also
penned
an
agreement
allowing
Total
to
reserve
up
to
2
billion
cubic
metres
(cbm)
a
year
of
storage
and
regassification
capacity
from
Dunkirk
LNG,
EDF’s
announcement
to
the
London
Stock
Exchange
continued.
EDF
holds
a
65%
stake
in
the
terminal
with
Total
grabbing
25%
and
Fluxys
10%.
Upstream’s
sister
publication,
LNG
Unlimited,
recently
reported
that
the
facility
is…