Two weeks ago, MDN brought you the news that a small amount of natural gas–roughly 22 MMcf/d (million cubic feet per day)–is once again flowing into the closed Freeport LNG export facility (see Small Amount of NatGas Flowing to Freeport LNG Once Again). The facility is not due to reopen until October. So why is natgas flowing into it? We offered up two possible explanations. As it turns out, neither explanation was the correct one.
Two weeks ago, MDN brought you the news that a small amount of natural gas–roughly 22 MMcf/d (million cubic feet per day)–is once again flowing into the closed Freeport LNG export facility (see 