1 cargo is ~4m MMBTU
long term contracts are generally US$3-US$5 per MMBTU - they move within a range like this as they are usually based on an s-curve linked to brent which provides protection to both buyer and seller
assuming an avg of $4/MMBTU a cargo is worth ~US$20m
Ann: Woodside Expands Long-Term LNG Supply Agreement, page-46
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