United States: Cameron LNG feedstock flows drop

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According to early-cycle pipeline nominations for 1 May 2025, feedstock volumes serving Cameron LNG are scheduled to drop to ~1.5bcfd. The Louisiana-based LNG export project is likely embarking on liquefaction plant maintenance.

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