US LNG Feedgas Demand Hits Six-Month High on Restarts
US liquefied natural gas feedgas demand reached a six-month high on Tuesday following facility restarts and strong operational runs.
United States liquefied natural gas (LNG) feedgas demand climbed to a six-month high on Tuesday, according to NGINaturalGas. The increase in demand was driven by several key facility updates across the domestic energy sector.
Facility Restarts and Operations
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Cove Point LNG returned to service following its annual maintenance schedule. Meanwhile, Freeport LNG resumed a three-train operational pace. Additionally, Golden Pass LNG recorded its strongest five-day performance since the beginning of its commissioning phase.
Key facts
- US LNG feedgas demand reached a six-month high on Tuesday
- Cove Point LNG completed its annual maintenance and resumed operations
- Freeport LNG returned to a three-train production pace
- Golden Pass LNG posted its best five-day run since commissioning
Source: naturalgasintel.com
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