Spain’s vessel schedule shows a potential 11.1% drop in LNG imports in July compared with a year earlier.
Data compiled by transmission outfit Enagas show the country will bring in 3.52 million cubic metres during the period, down from 3.96 million in July 2010.
Next month promises to be a better month than June, though.
This month’s schedule shows just 2.88 million cubic metres in deliveries, down 27.2%
