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Freeport LNG ships 800th cargo

By LNG Prime Staff
Freeport LNG ships 800th cargo
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Freeport LNG, the operator of the 15 mtpa liquefaction plant in Texas, has loaded and shipped the 800th cargo of liquified natural gas since 2019. The LNG terminal operator announced the departure of the milestone shipment in a social media post on Tuesday. Freeport LNG said that the cargo was lifted by Japan’s LNG trader…

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