LNG exports affected by Hurricane Laura resume

Oil & Gas Journal: Sabine Pass and Cameron, two LNG liquefaction and export terminals in Louisiana affected by Hurricane Laura, have resumed exports. Exports from Sabine Pass, the largest LNG export facility in the US, resumed Sept. 11. However, damage to the electrical and marine infrastructure around the Cameron LNG facility has persisted for several weeks, delaying its first shipment of post-Hurricane Laura cargo to Oct. 5.

Hurricane Delta, a Category 4 storm in the Gulf of Mexico, is expected to make landfall in Louisiana on Friday, Oct. 9 (OGJ Online, Oct. 7, 2020). Depending on its path, Cameron and Sabine Pass may take precautionary measures, temporarily suspending operations as they did before Hurricane Laura, the US Energy Information Administration said.

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