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NextDecade gets $175 million loan for Rio Grande LNG

By LNG Prime Staff
NextDecade gets $175 million loan
Rio Grande LNG site (Image: NextDecade)

US LNG firm NextDecade, the developer of the Rio Grande LNG export plant in Texas, has secured a loan worth $175 million. NextDecade’s unit Rio Grande LNG Super has entered into a credit agreement with General Atlantic Credit’s Atlantic Park Fund that provides for the senior secured loan. According to a statement by NextDecade, proceeds…

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