ConocoPhillips, EDF Trading pen gas supply deal

US energy giant ConocoPhillips and EDF Trading, a unit of French state-controlled energy group EDF, signed a long-term natural gas supply deal. ConocoPhillips said the agreement is for ten years. “In addition to the agreements recently announced with Uniper and SEFE, this deal will support our increasing gas flows into Europe and cement a long-term…

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