Al Qaiyyah LNG carrier departs after loading at Golden Pass LNG export terminal

11 articles · Updated · Energy Intelligence · Apr 24

The Al Qaiyyah, with a capacity of 174,000 cubic meters, departed this week from the Golden Pass LNG terminal in Texas.
This shipment marks a significant step for the terminal as it moves toward easing the critically strained global gas market.
The departure highlights the increasing role of U.S. LNG exports in addressing worldwide energy shortages and supporting global supply stability.

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