Glencore and Mercuria Agree to Buy More LNG From Commonwealth
The Glencore headquarters in Zug, Switzerland.
Photographer: Jose Cendon/BloombergGlencore Plc. and Mercuria Energy Trading SA agreed to increase liquefied natural gas purchases under 20-year deals with an export terminal Kimmeridge Energy Management Co. is developing in Louisiana, according to people familiar with the matter.
Glencore now plans to buy 3 million tons of fuel annually from the proposed Commonwealth LNG plant, up 50% from its initial deal, according to the people who declined to speak publicly because the agreement is confidential. Mercuria will buy 1.5 million tons a year, up from 1 million, one of the people said.