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LNG projects are highly capital-intensive and in order to protect the investment’s return, the project developers traditionally covered all their future LNG production with sales and purchase agreements (SPAs). SPAs enabled them to share the risks – LNG sellers bore price risk, while the volume risk was transferred to the buyers. Long-term contracts are still […]
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