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Sonatrach slams Gassi Touil 'fiasco'
By Upstream staff
Algeria's Sonatrach has called the Gassi Touil project a "major industrial fiasco", and said it was claiming substantial damages from Spain's Repsol YPF and Gas Natural for their failure to meet the gas project's terms.
The Algerian state energy giant confirmed in a statement it had terminated a 2004 agreement with the Spanish pair to develop the Gassi Touil gas field and wanted reparations for what it called substantial damage due to delays and cost overruns.
Sonatrach said the decision was taken in accordance with the contract's provisions and was due to the fact that the two companies had not carried out their obligations "which has resulted in massive delays and cost overruns".
Repsol and Gas Natural had not been able to redress the situation, despite repeated warnings by Sonatrach, it said.
"Sonatrach has commenced an arbitration against Repsol and Gas Natural, claiming substantial damages for losses flowing from the failure of Repsol and Gas Natural to respect their contractual obligations," Reuters quoted Sonatrach as saying.
"The current dispute is a dispute among joint venture partners and results from a major industrial fiasco. It is a purely commercial dispute and is confined to the Gassi Touil project," Sonatrach said.
Algeria awarded the contract to a Spanish consortium formed by Repsol YPF and Gas Natural with an exploration, extraction and processing concession of 30 years, and with Repsol as project operator.
The venture, in the Berkine basin in the Sahara, was on a production sharing basis and was set to go on stream in 2009.
Repsol has said that the tightening of the market for services had not been predicted when the contract was first awarded. When it was launched it was one of the 10 largest exploration and production projects in the world.
As well as exploration and production, it included construction of a liquefaction terminal to process 4 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas per annum. The venture aimed to send LNG to North America.
The Sonatrach statement was its first comment on the move, which was first reported by Repsol and Gas Natural in separate statements on Monday.
The two companies said they regretted Sonatrach's decision to take exclusive control of the Algerian project to explore the field and produce, liquefy and market the gas. They said they would fight the decision through international arbitration.
Sonatrach said it had had no word of any request for arbitration from Repsol or Gas Natural regarding Gassi Touil.
"Sonatrach deeply regrets the unwarranted political overtone of Repsol and Gas Natural's recent press releases, as well as their attempt unjustifiably to attribute the decision to terminate the contract to the Algerian state," Sonatrach said.
Sonatrach said that according to Repsol and Gas Natural's latest estimates, completion of the venture could not be expected before the end of 2012 at the earliest.
The North African country said in April the Spanish companies would have to compensate it for any delays in the project.
Wednesday, 05 September, 2007, 12:20 GMT | last updated: Friday, 14 September, 2007, 08:55 GMT
