In January, Freeport LNG said that one of its three liquefaction trains was offline and would remain offline for “about a month” due to a “technical issue” following a recent Arctic freeze that reached all the way to the Gulf Coast (see One of Three Freeport LNG Trains Offline for “About One Month”). The outage caused U.S. LNG exports as a whole to drop about 7% in February over January. Freeport now says the one-month outage has turned into two months. The facility’s third train, offline since mid-January, is not expected to be back online until mid-March.
In January, Freeport LNG said that one of its three liquefaction trains was offline and would remain offline for “about a month” due to a “technical issue” following a recent Arctic freeze that reached all the way to the Gulf Coast (see 