EIA: U.S. LNG exports rise

China Petrochemical News Network, according to World Natural Gas Network's June 4 news, weekly data from the U.

According to the latest short-term energy outlook, EIA reported that compared with last week, US LNG exports increased from May 26 to June 2.

Twenty-one LNG carriers (with a total carrying capacity of 76 billion cubic feet) departed the United States, of which 7 were from Sabine Pass, 4 were from Freeport and Cameron, 3 were from Corpus Christi, 2 were from Cove Point, and the remaining 1 were from Sabine Pass.

In anticipation of an increase in demand, prices at the Henry Hub have risen because most of the 48 contiguous states in the United States have higher than normal temperatures.

The delivery of natural gas from US LNG export facilities averaged 10.

Wu Henglei compiled from World Natural Gas

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EIA: US LNG exports go up this week

LNG exports from the US increased this week, with Henry Hub prices also rising, according to weekly data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

According to the latest Short-Term Energy Outlook, EIA reports that, compared to last week, US LNG exports have increased for the period from 26 May to 2 June.

　　Twenty-one LNG vessels with a combined LNG-carrying capacity of 76 billion cubic feet departed the USA.

　　The Henry Hub prices rose due to anticipation of higher demand as a result of above-normal temperatures across most of the Lower 48 states.

　　Natural gas deliveries to US LNG export facilities averaged 10.