America’s second-largest liquefied natural gas exporter, Venture Global, says its average liquefaction fee has jumped 69%
US liquefied natural gas exporters are cashing in on the Iran war as the supplies have been disrupted and prices driven higher, a new regulatory filing shows.
Venture Global, the second-largest US LNG supplier, reported a 69% jump in its average liquefaction fee in the second quarter, according to a filing posted on Wednesday.
The Middle East conflict, triggered by the US-Israeli bombing campaign on Iran in late February, has choked off supplies from Qatar, which accounts for roughly a fifth of global LNG exports, creating a…
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