Freeport LNG says all three trains in Texas facility are operational
5/15/2024
Freeport LNG, which operates the second-largest U.S. LNG export plant in Texas, said that all three liquefaction trains in the facility are in service after ending planned maintenance for the year.
Each Freeport train can turn about 0.7 Bft3d of gas into LNG.
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