US Gulf Coast liquefaction plants getting back on track as LNG and global natural gas prices are steady
Monday, 31 August 2020
US LNG exports are expected to take a week or so to reach the levels prior to Hurricane Laura hitting the Gulf Coast as the Sabine Pass and Cameron plants in Louisiana considered their reopening processes after operations were temporarily suspended with controlled shutdowns.
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