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US EXIM backs Hartree’s Egypt LNG supply deal

By LNG Prime Staff
FSRU Energos Winter in Egypt's Damietta (Image: Damietta Port Authority)

The Export-Import Bank of the United States has approved an export credit insurance authorization of more than $2 billion supporting New York-based Hartree Partners in exporting US LNG to Egypt’s EGPC.

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