Cottera seals gas supply deals with Centrica and Vitol

US producer Coterra Energy has signed gas supply deals with UK-based energy firm Centrica and Geneva-based energy trader Vitol. Centrica LNG, a unit of Centrica, and Coterra signed two natural gas sale and purchase agreements. Under the contracts, Coterra will supply 100,000 MMbtu/d of natural gas linked to European gas prices such as TTF and…

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