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Interview
19 June 2019

More clarity, not more risk, needed in US LNG

In:
Oil & gas
Region:
Americas
Despite permitting snags and the potential impact of trade wars, there's likely to be a shift in what risks LNG developers will ask banks to accept. In this episode, recorded in March this year, Berkeley Research Group's Michael Whalen and Sullivan & Cromwell's Inosi Nyatta talk market evolution.

Related from Proximo:

US LNG: Cheniere still setting the financing pace: Two recent deals say more about Cheniere's draw than market conditions

Freeport train 3: Refinancing to avoid Toshiba's nuclear fallout: Another familiar LNG name comes to market

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