US LNG exporters are expected to ship over 70 million tonnes of cargoes in 2021 even with higher costs
Thursday, 24 June 2021
US liquefied natural gas producers have seen their costs of supply increase for shipments to Asia, though the plants on the Gulf Coast and the East Coast are unlikely to repeat the 2020 cost-related shut-ins as global LNG demand has rebounded.
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