NFE ships first full Altamira LNG cargo to Europe

US LNG firm New Fortress Energy has shipped the first full liquefied natural gas cargo from its FLNG project off Mexico’s Altamira to Europe. “NFE’s FLNG asset has achieved first full cargo and sail away, with its first full LNG cargo fully loaded onto the Energos Princess and setting sail for Europe,” NFE said on…

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