LNG cargo price assessment by EU gets off to shaky start Featured

Wednesday, 25 January 2023

The trials and tribulations are continuing for a European Union agency based in Slovenia in the former Yugoslavia and tasked with publishing daily spot LNG cargo price assessments for the Northwest Europe and Southern Europe markets.


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