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The U.S. imported only one liquefied natural gas cargo in May, according to the U.S. Department of Energy data. The 154,200 cbm GDF Suez Point Fortin LNG tanker, which sailed from Yemen, docked at the Everett LNG terminal on May 2. One LNG cargo was also exported in May from Alaska’s Kenai liqefacti
The U.S. imported only one liquefied natural gas cargo in May, according to the U.S. Department of Energy data.
The 154,200 cbm GDF Suez Point Fortin LNG tanker, which sailed from Yemen, docked at the Everett LNG terminal on May 2.
One LNG cargo was also exported in May from Alaska’s Kenai liqefaction facility to Japan. The 135,000 cbm Excel LNG tanker departed from the Exxon-operated facility on May 13.
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