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ConocoPhillips continues to boost LNG portfolio

By LNG Prime Staff
ConocoPhillips continues to boost LNG portfolio
For illustration only (Image: ConocoPhillips)

US energy giant ConocoPhillips has expanded its commercial LNG offtake portfolio to 12 million tonnes per annum as it continues to scale up this business, according to incoming CEO Andy O’Brien.

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