US LNG exports to rise by year-end even as Freeport restart is partially offset by Cove Point shutdown
Thursday, 08 September 2022
The US Government expects higher-than-average Henry Hub natural gas prices as demand remained high and inventories low while shipments from the nation’s LNG export plants would increase by 17 percent in the fourth quarter of 2022 compared with the previous three months as Freeport LNG resumes operations in November and Cove Point LNG has a scheduled closure in October.
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