US says the nation’s LNG exports will be lower in the months ahead and points to high gas stocks in Europe
Wednesday, 08 February 2023
The US said liquefied natural gas exports will be lower over the next few months of 2023 because of high gas stocks in Europe and Freeport LNG being offline while record dry gas production growth has been outpacing demand.
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