In March, 21 cargoes loaded at the Freeport facility, carrying an estimated 64bn cubic ft of gas to destinations in Europe, South Korea and China, according to the US Department of Energy. That’s up from 15 cargoes in February and 19 in January.
Wow, that's a lot of cargoes. I love when someone with a tenuous grasp of English is authoring copy for a major news organization.
> In March, 21 cargoes loaded at the Freeport facility, carrying an estimated 64bn cubic ft of gas to destinations in Europe, South Korea and China, according to the US Department of Energy. That’s up from 15 cargoes in February and 19 in January.
Wow, that's a lot of cargoes. I love when someone with a tenuous grasp of English is authoring copy for a major news organization.
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