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Turkish and UK terminals remain top destinations for US LNG cargoes

By LNG Prime Staff
Turkish and UK terminals remain top destinations for US LNG cargoes
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LNG import terminals in Turkiye and the UK were the top destinations for US liquefied natural gas cargoes for the third month in a row in January 2025, according to the Department of Energy’s LNG monthly report.

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