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China Cashes In: Energy Companies Reroute US LNG Tankers For Profit

Emily

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...reroute-us-lng-tankers-for-profit/ar-AA12ASwS
China Cashes In: Energy Companies Reroute US LNG Tankers For Profit
Robert Kuczmarski - Tuesday

Since late August, China's strict zero-covid policy led to a full or partial lockdown of more than 70 cities. As a result, the demand for energy has fallen.
What Happened: Shenzhen, one of the world's busiest container port cities, continues to experience lockdowns.

This has caused the production and manufacturing demand to remain in a slump for China. Chinese companies holding long-term contracts with U.S. liquified natural gas (LNG) are now selling excess energy imports for a profit, the Wall Street Journal reported.

South Korea, Japan and Europe are buying. The most recent shipment to Europe is believed to have generated between $110 million and $130 million for one shipment of LNG....
 
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