Germany’s SEFE seals Angola LNG supply deal

German gas importer Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE) has signed a deal with LNG producer Angola LNG to buy LNG cargoes from the latter for delivery in 2026 Under the deal, Angola LNG will supply to SEFE half a million tonnes of LNG, equivalent to eight LNG cargoes scheduled for 2026. SEFE said in a…

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