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China was top destination for US LNG shipments in July

By LNG Prime Staff
China was top destination for US LNG shipments in July
PipeChina's Tianjin LNG import terminal (Image: PipeChina)

China, the world’s largest LNG importer, was the top destination for US liquefied natural gas cargoes in July, according to the Department of Energy’s LNG monthly report. The DOE report shows that US terminals shipped 33.4 Bcf of LNG to China in July, 28.3 Bcf to India, 26.8 Bcf to Japan, 24.3 Bcf to Egypt, and…

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