Wednesday, 05 December 2007 10:54
Linda Hutchinson-Jafar, Port of Spain, Trinidad
Atlantic LNG in Trinidad & Tobago loaded about 220 cargoes from the start of the year until mid-November amid booming global demand, but the Caribbean nation’s position as the largest LNG supplier to the United States is being clouded by rising concerns about its long-term future in the industry.
Of Atlantic LNG’s 2007 output, around 70 percent was delivered to the US, 15 percent to Europe, 11 percent to Latin America and around 4 percent was diverted to the high-priced Far East market.
Atlantic LNG in Trinidad & Tobago loaded about 220 cargoes from the start of the year until mid-November amid booming global demand, but the Caribbean nation’s position as the largest LNG supplier to the United States is being clouded by rising concerns about its long-term future in the industry.
Of Atlantic LNG’s 2007 output, around 70 percent was delivered to the US, 15 percent to Europe, 11 percent to Latin America and around 4 percent was diverted to the high-priced Far East market.
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