Glenfarne’s Texas LNG, Macquarie ink 20-year LNG supply deal

Glenfarne’s Texas LNG, the developer of the planned 4 mtpa LNG export terminal in the port of Brownsville, has signed a 20-year sales and purchase deal with a unit of Macquarie.

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