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MET appoints new LNG head

By LNG Prime Staff
MET appoints new LNG head
Luis Sanchez (Image: MET)

Switzerland-based energy trader MET Group has appointed Luis Sanchez as its new head of LNG as the firm continues to expand its LNG business.

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