US hurricane forecasters expect less active season but with risk of disrupting LNG exports and Gulf Coast energy
Wednesday, 19 April 2023
A leading US meteorologist group has forecast a slightly less active US Gulf Coast and Atlantic hurricane season in 2023 but with the continued risk of temporary shut-downs of oil and gas production and LNG export facilities and project sites.
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