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Caturus and Aramco Trading Americas LLC Sign 20-Year LNG Offtake Agreement
Aramco Trading will buy 1 million tonnes per annum of LNG to diversify supply and strengthen energy security, joining other major international offtakers at Commonwealth LNG.
- Caturus said yesterday that Commonwealth LNG, LLC and Aramco Trading signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement under which Aramco Trading will buy 1 million tonnes per annum of LNG from the Cameron Parish, Louisiana facility.
- Aramco Trading framed the deal as securing a reliable, long-term supply and strengthening LNG presence, while David Lawler said it `highlights the strong international demand for U.S. LNG` and `underscores the differentiated value Caturus can bring through our global reach`.
- Commonwealth's Phase 1 is sized to generate an estimated $3.5 billion in annual export revenue and includes Caturus Energy, LLC, with more than 600 MMcfe/d and a 9.5 Mtpa export terminal project.
- The agreement immediately bolsters project customer base and expects approximately 2,000 peak construction workers plus approximately 300 full-time jobs at operations start in 2030.
- The SPA remains conditional as Technip Energies provides engineering, procurement and construction services, and Commonwealth is advancing toward FID with line of sight to secure remaining capacity.
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Caturus and Aramco Trading Americas LLC Sign 20-Year LNG Offtake Agreement
HOUSTON, Feb. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Caturus, an independent integrated natural gas and LNG company, today announced the signing of a Sale and Purchase Agreement ("SPA") between Commonwealth LNG and Aramco Trading, a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco. Under the SPA,…
Caturus Signs LNG Supply Deal with Saudi Aramco - Energy News, Top Headlines, Commentaries, Features & Events
U.S. gas producer Caturus said on Friday it signed a 20-year agreement to supply 1 million tonnes per annum of LNG to Saudi Aramco from its proposed Louisiana export project. Last month, Reuters reported the deal, citing sources, between Aramco and Commonwealth LNG, owned and operated by Caturus. Commonwealth had said it wants to get to 8 ...
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