Naturgy to supply one spot LNG cargo to Argentina

Argentina’s state-owned LNG importer Energia Argentina (Enarsa) has selected Spanish utility Naturgy to supply one spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo to Argentina’s FSRU-based facility in Escobar.

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