Caturus Signs LNG Supply Deal with Aramco Trading for Commonwealth LNG Project

SEATTLE (Oil Monster):Caturus has announced the execution of a long-term sale and purchase agreement (SPA) between its subsidiary Commonwealth LNG and Aramco Trading, a unit of Saudi Aramco, for the supply of 1 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of liquefied natural gas.

The volumes will be sourced from the Commonwealth LNG export terminal under development in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, on the US Gulf Coast.

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The agreement further strengthens Commonwealth LNG’s commercial foundation as it advances toward a final investment decision (FID). Company executives said the contract highlights sustained international appetite for US LNG and reinforces Caturus’ integrated operating model spanning upstream production to global delivery.

Caturus CEO David Lawler noted that the partnership reflects the company’s capability to provide “wellhead-to-water” solutions, leveraging operational scale and long-term customer relationships. Aramco Trading President and CEO Mohammed K. Al Mulhim emphasized that the deal supports supply diversification, bolsters long-term energy security, and enhances the company’s expanding LNG portfolio.

The SPA will become fully effective once customary conditions are met, including a positive FID on the Commonwealth LNG project, positioning the facility for long-term participation in global LNG trade flows.