Overall feedgaslast week averaged 12.12 Bcf/d, down 610 MMcf/d week-on-week. Higher flows to Freeport during the restart were offset by lower flows to Calcasieu Pass, Sabine Pass, and Cameron. The average weekly feedgas to Sabine Pass was down 400 MMcf/d week-on-week at 4.55 Bcf/d, consistent with full utilization through the week. Cameron’s feedgas was down 70 MMcf/d week-on-week at 2.11 Bcf/d, about 6% above full utilization. Feedgas to Calcasieu Pass averaged 950 MMcf/d last week, down 460 MMcf/d week-on-week. Flows have been below expected full utilization at the terminal (1.5 Bcf/d) since March 17. Freeport LNG feedgas from interstate pipelines averaged 960 MMcf/d last week, up 350 MMcf/d week-on-week. Flows were volatile last week – as high as 1.2 Bcf/d and as low as 350 MMcf/d. Feedgas has been choppy as the restart process progresses.
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