USA: Seventeen LNG Cargoes Re-Exported in Jan-Nov

The U.S. re-exported 17 LNG cargoes or 1,030,939 mt in January-November period, according to U.S. DOE.

Most of the re-exports were handled by Cheniere at its Sabine Pass LNG terminal.

There are currently three U.S. LNG terminals that have been granted Federal approval to re-export LNG: Freeport in Texas, Sabine Pass and Cameron in Louisiana.

Re-exportation of LNG lets marketers and suppliers store gas, while waiting for price signals before delivering their LNG to the higher-paying markets in Asia, Europe, and South America.

Articles

• USA: LNG Re-exports Rise
• USA: SAC Capital Buys 5.7 Percent Stake in Cheniere
• Societe Generale Says Cheniere Can Make Sabine Pass Export Decision After Fenosa Deal (USA)
• USA: Cheniere Declares Quarterly Distributions
• USA: Cheniere Energy Partners Declares Quarterly Distributions

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