Slowdown in LNG shipments from Gulf Coast will be offset by rise in pipeline gas exports to Mexico
Tuesday, 07 July 2020
The cancellation of LNG cargoes from Gulf Coast export plants amid over-supply and a price collapse is set to be offset by an increase in pipeline exports to Mexico, the largest component of US natural gas trade and a key take-away portion of still high production levels.
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