Nine vessels carrying LNG left from Louisiana last week, part of a rise in U.S. exports of the super-chilled fuel. According to the Energy Information Administration, 21 vessels departed U.S. ports the week ending July 21, carrying a total of 76 billion cubic feet. Nine of the vessels left from Louisiana’s terminals at Sabine Pass
Global demand spurs rise in LNG exports
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