Maintenance Pushes U.S. LNG Exports Down in June

OilPrice · Irina Slav · last updated July 1, 2025 – 10:51 PM

Maintenance at some LNG export facilities last month drove U.S. exports of the commodity lower—to the second-lowest monthly, according to data from LSEG cited by Reuters. The June total stood at 8.4 million tons of liquefied gas last month, which was down from 8.9 million tons in May and from 9.3 million tons for April. The April total was an all-time high. June saw regularly scheduled maintenance at Cheniere’s two LNG export facilities, in Sabine Pass and Corpus Christi, which have a combined daily capacity of 6.9 billion cu ft of…

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