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Freeport LNG ramps gas intake after maintenance shuts Train 2
Natural gas flows to the Texas liquefaction plant were on track to reach 1.9 billion cubic feet per day on Monday, after the Friday shutdown of one of three trains.
Freeport LNG is ramping natural gas intake back toward normal levels on Monday after maintenance shut one of its three liquefaction trains on Friday, according to OilPrice, citing Reuters.
OilPrice said gas flows to the Texas LNG export plant were on track to reach 1.9 billion cubic feet per day on Monday, based on LSEG data.
The restart puts a major source of U.S. natural gas demand on track to return to normal levels following the maintenance outage, OilPrice reported.
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