Tropical Storm Edouard battered the Gulf Coast on Texas and Louisiana as it made landfall Tuesday — threatening yet another disruption to the supply of natural gas and vital petrochemicals following months of war in Iran.
A hurricane watch was issued from High Island Texas to Cameron, Louisiana, an area that includes the Sabine Pass that connects to the Lone Star State’s Port Arthur refinery.
The danger forced three liquefied natural gas (LNG) vessels to stay docked at Cheniere Energy Inc.’s export plant in the Pass, with four other vessels also waiting offshore, Bloomberg reported.
However, Edouard did not strengthen to a hurricane and instead…
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