Midstream & Natural Gas: Liquefied Natural Gas Production Tracker - Vol 50

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Midstream & Natural Gas: Liquefied Natural Gas Production Tracker - Vol 50

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50 Energy

Manav Gupta

Analyst

manav.gupta@ubs.com

About the UBS Evidence Lab US LNG Terminal Gas Inflow Tracker +1-212-713 4399

This monitor estimates daily US terminal-level LNG production using data from EIA and Sumantra Banerjee

FERC regulated pipeline informational postings. This data covers the volume of natural Associate Analyst

gas (MMcf/d) delivered by pipelines each day to the major US LNG export terminals listed sumantra.banerjee@ubs.com

below. The data is refreshed weekly and covers the full history of US LNG exports, +1-212-713 5104

starting in January 2016. Saumya Jain

Associate Analyst

Why is this unique? saumya.jain@ubs.com

This monitor estimates the amount of daily LNG produced at each major export terminal +1-212-882 0089

based on analysis of the relationship between historical gas deliveries and LNG exports Ivan Scotto

(from EIA). The coefficients for LNG production losses are then used to estimate current Associate Analyst

LNG production by applying the LNG conversion loss coefficients to the daily feedstock ivan.scotto@ubs.com

volumes. This monitor also uses train (LNG production unit) level capacity data from EIA +1-212-713 3137

to track changes in baseload and peak capacity to produce LNG at the terminal level as Richard DeDios

new trains are brought into service. Associate Analyst

richard.dedios@ubs.com

LNG / CQP +1-212-713 8018

Weekly production at Corpus Christi was 3,225 MMcf/d vs. 3,322 MMcf/d one week

ago, and vs. 3,300 MMcf/d a month ago.

Weekly production at Sabine Pass was 4,116 MMcf/d vs. 4,100 MMcf/d one week ago,