Sabine Pass LNG Terminal Ramps Up After Gas Supply Jump
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Cheniere Energy Inc.’s Sabine Pass terminal is ramping up operations of its compressors after a jump in natural gas supplies Tuesday, a signal that the plant is getting closer to liquefying the fuel for export, according to Genscape Inc.
Genscape’s infrared cameras pointed at the Louisiana plant “saw in real time the increase in activity, with all six of the compressors operating as a result of the large feed-gas supply today,” Jason Lord, an analyst with the data provider in Boulder, Colorado, said in an e-mailed report.