US ships six LNG cargoes after hurricane while Asian spot cargo values and European prices rise
Friday, 04 September 2020
US liquefied natural gas exports decreased to six vessels in the past week because of hurricane disruption, though this was offset by higher natural gas and LNG indicators in Europe and Asia to help move future cargoes into profitable territory.
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