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US LNG exports are down 50% this year so far

Facilities to run at 50% nameplate through 2020

Helen Clark

Low prices and low demand mean US LNG infrastructure will likely run at an overall 50% of nameplate capacity the rest of the year, with the administration suggesting July will see the lowest level of exports...

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