U.S. LNG weekly exports climb

According to offshore energy news from China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation on May 7th: US Energy Information Administration (EIA) provided data showing that during the week from April 29 to May 5, US liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports increased.

The total LNG carrying capacity of these tankers is 84 billion cubic feet.

Of the 22 shipments, 7 left the Sabine Pass facility in Cheniere.

This week, the natural gas supply of the US LNG export facilities once again exceeded 11 billion cubic feet/day, with an average of 11.

Excluding the temporary price increase due to weather from February 16 to 19, the nominal price of natural gas temporarily set a record.

The average price of Henry Center in 2021 was US$0.

Feng Juan excerpted and translated from offshore energy

The original text is as follows:

US weekly LNG exports climb

Exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States facilities increased during the week between April 29 and May 5.

According to the data provided by the Energy Information Administration, a total of 22 cargoes departed the US export facilities, during the week under review.

The 22 tankers had a combined LNG.

Out of the 22 vessels, seven departed Cheniere's Sabine Pass facility.

Natural gas deliveries to US liquefied natural gas export facilities exceeded 11 Bcf/d again this week, averaging 11.

Excluding the temporary, weather-driven price increase from February 16–19 that briefly led to record nominal natural gas prices, from January through April 2021 the natural gas price at the Henry Hub averaged $2.

The Henry Hub price averaged $0.