ENN Group
Chinese energy company
ENN Group (Chinese: 新奥集团; pinyin: Xīnào Jítuán) is a Chinese energy company and one of China's largest privately held companies.
Founded by Wang Yusuo in 1993, ENN started in natural gas, and has expanded into solar energy, energy chemicals and real estate.
Subsidiaries
ENN Energy Holdings
ENN Natural Gas
ENN Ecological Holdings
ENC Digital Technology
Tibet Tourism Co.
Chinese gas system
In China, ENN operates a 17000km natural gas pipeline for supplying natural gas powered transport vehicles. In 2013, the network had 238 gas stations in 59 cities.
ENN partnered with the Canadian company Westport Innovations to build liquefaction and liquid natural gas (LNG) stations in North America. Cheniere Energy and ENN Group reached a deal in 2021 which ENN would buy LNG from Cheniere. However, this deal was interrupted by the China–United States trade war before the parties came to a new 20 year deal in 2023.
In 2024, BASF agreed to use ENN as their natural gas supplier for the next 15 years at their chemical processing facility in Zhanjiang.
Blu LNG
Blu LNG (also known as Transfuels LLC) is a joint venture (JV) between ENN and CH4 Energy Corp.
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