News
17 September 2020

DFC agrees $300m financing for PetroTel's Oman project

In:
Traditional energy
Region:
Middle East & Africa, Americas

US-based PetroTel has received $300 million financing from the US Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to build oil and gas fields on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula. 

The company's development in Oman’s Musandam peninsula will include the construction of facilities and a 3km onshore gas pipeline to the neighbouring processing facilities. Together with the financing, DFC has provided PetroTel with political risk insurance.

The oil produced by the Oman fields will be sold to international markets via an offshore loading terminal, while the gas produced will be used to serve local needs, such as supplying the local power plant, and helping to replace diesel generators. 

Linklaters acted as legal counsel to PetroTel on securing the financing.

You might also like


Interview
19 February 2026

Perspectives: Kexim ups emphasis on equity and project fund...

Seung-Hoon Lee is now head of Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim’s) investment finance team, having recently been director of the new development finance team in the agency’s...

Perspective
27 February 2026

Cabo Verde proves African airports are no longer peripheral

Rising investor confidence and a new focus on sustainability are redefining aviation finance in Africa. Thanzi Ramukosi, an investment specialist at Ninety One, which manages...