Golden Pass LNG Drives US Feedgas Demand to 21.2 Bcf/d
US LNG feedgas demand climbed to an estimated 21.2 Bcf/d on Friday, marking the highest level of the year.
United States liquefied natural gas feedgas demand rose to an estimated 21.2 Bcf/d on Friday, driven by draws from Golden Pass LNG, according to data from NGI’s Entropic Analytics. The figure represents the highest level recorded this year.
Feedgas Demand Reaches Yearly Highs
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The surge in feedgas demand highlights increased activity across export facilities, with Golden Pass LNG contributing to the milestone. Analysts noted the upward trajectory in feedgas flows as facilities draw increasing volumes of natural gas for processing and export.
Key facts
- US LNG feedgas demand reached an estimated 21.2 Bcf/d on Friday.
- The figure marks the highest level recorded this year.
- The increase was driven by draws from Golden Pass LNG.
- Data was provided by NGI’s Entropic Analytics.
Source: naturalgasintel.com
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