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Freeport LNG seeks OK to return third tank to commercial service

By LNG Prime Staff
Freeport LNG seeks OK to return third tank to commercial service
LNG carrier Axios II at the Freeport LNG terminal (Image: Capital Gas)

Freeport LNG, the operator of the three-train 15 mtpa liquefaction plant in Texas, is seeking regulatory approval to place its third LNG tank back into commercial operations following the facility’s June 2022 overpressure incident.

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