Sinolam sues AES, InterEnergy over Panama’s LNG-to-power market

Panamanian companies Sinolam LNG Terminal and Sinolam Smarter Energy LNG Power said they filed a $4 billion lawsuit in Virginia against US energy firm AES and InterEnergy Holdings, alleging that the two firms coordinated an unlawful scheme to monopolize Panama’s growing LNG-to-power market.

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