US Gulf offshore natural gas shut-ins down to under 9 percent on Labor Day as LNG set to load

Monday, 04 September 2017

US Gulf of Mexico offshore natural gas output is expected to be almost back to normal after the September 4 Labor Day holiday in the US and a week of disruption caused by hurricane Harvey and its aftermath, as three LNG carriers arrived at the Sabine Pass export plant in Louisiana and a nearby anchorage in preparation for cargo liftings.


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