Leading US hurricane forecasters expect more active season that could disrupt LNG exports and GoM output
Tuesday, 12 April 2022
One of the most respected meteorologist groups in the United States has forecast a more active US Gulf Coast hurricane season in 2022 that would lead to the temporary shutting of oil and gas production and LNG export facilities.
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