Natural gas exports from the Idku liquefaction plant have more than tripled to 1 bn cubic feet/day (bcf/d), up from 300 mn cubic feet/day last month, an EGAS source tells the local press. The higher exports came after oversupply issues over the previous three months lessened and international prices stabilized. Exports were slashed by 80% between August and October on low global prices.
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