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Mercuria to buy more LNG from Commonwealth

By LNG Prime Staff
Mercuria to buy more LNG from Commonwealth
Commonwealth LNG's planed facility in Louisiana (Image: Commonwealth LNG)

Switzerland-based energy trader Mercuria has agreed to buy more LNG from Kimmeridge’s Commonwealth LNG, the developer of the 9.5 mtpa LNG export project near Cameron, Louisiana.

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