US Gulf Coast LNG has abundant supplies to meet rising export demands from global buyers
Friday, 08 November 2019
The US expects to see the addition of up to 17 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas pipeline capacity by the year-end, mostly provided by takeaway capacity from supply basins for liquefied natural gas export facilities on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana and Texas and for pipelines to Mexico.
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