Cheniere's Sabine Pass intake fell from nearly 5 billion cubic feet to 3.6 billion cubic feet, and reports say at least 2 of 6 trains may be offline. The intake drop points to reduced output, though the train outages are not confirmed.
Less gas entering the site can mean less LNG available to process and sell. Reports suggest some trains may be offline, but they do not confirm the outages. The reported intake drop still points to a disruption in Cheniere's operations.
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