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US LNG Cargoes Exports Unchanged Last Week as Feedgas Still Below Normal

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The number of US LNG export cargoes remained unchanged last week at 26, according to the EIA as feedgas supplied to terminals holds slightly below normal.

  • Total vessel capacity of the vessels was 94bcf based on Bloomberg data.
  • Average natural gas deliveries to US LNG export terminals increased by 0.2bcf/d from last week, averaging 13.2bcf/d, according to data from S&P Global Commodity Insights.
  • A rise in deliveries to terminals in South Louisiana of 7% (0.5bcf/d) to 8bcf/d more than offset a drop to South Texas of 4.5% (0.2bcf/d) to 4bcf/d.
  • US terminal feedgas flows are today at 13.11bcf/d according to Bloomberg with supplies to Sabine Pass but flows to other terminals back up near normal. Total US Feedgas supplies have averaged 13.2bcf/d so far this month.
  • Asia continues to be the premium market for US LNG until at least November as of June 7, with the JKM-TTF spread widening, according to BNEF. The US netback to Asia for July is at $7.92/mmbtu and to Europe is at $7.01/mmbtu.
    • TTF Jul 24 down 1.8% at 33.07€/MWh
    • JKM Jul 24 down 0.6% at 11.82$/mmbtu
    • JKM-TTF Jul 24 up 0.2$/mmbtu at 1.3$/mmbtu
    • US Natgas Jul 24 up 1% at 2.85$/mmbtu


Source: Bloomberg

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