Will Freeport LNG reopen liquefied natural gas export plant in Texas?

Feb 13 (Reuters) - Freeport LNG sought permission from federal regulators on Monday to restart commercial operations at its long-idled liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plant in Texas, a move that could soon provide the world with another much needed source of the super-cooled fuel.

Why did a US LNG exporter halt operations in June?

The second-largest U.S. exporter of LNG halted operations in June after an explosion and fire that helped send global gas prices skyrocketing. A U.S. regulator blamed an overpressurized pipeline for the blast, which sent a fireball over the Quintana, Texas, facility. read more

Can a liquefied natural gas export facility repair or restart operations?

REUTERS/Tim Gardner/File Photo HOUSTON, June 30 (Reuters) - The second-biggest U.S. liquefied natural gas export facility hit by fire earlier this month will not be allowed to repair or restart operations until it addresses risks to public safety, a pipeline regulator said on Thursday.

What is the recovery plan for Freeport LNG?

The recovery plan will utilize Freeport LNG's second LNG loading dock as a lay berth until loading capabilities at the second dock are reinstated in March 2023, at which time we anticipate being capable of operating at 100% of our capacity.