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Kitimat Terminal Experiences Lowest Feedgas Demand Since January Amid Flare Repairs

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LNG Canada's Kitimat terminal experienced its lowest feedgas demand in six months during July, according to regulatory and Kpler data. The drop in exports was due to mechanical repairs that took place over the same period.

The repairs, which included replacing a flare tip, resulted in 10 cargoes being exported in July, down from previous months. This decrease is significant as it marks the lowest feedgas demand since January at the terminal.

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