Texas Gas Plant That Exploded and Caught on Fire Won’t Be Online for Months: Firm

Texas Gas Plant That Exploded and Caught on Fire Won’t Be Online for Months: Firm
A file photo shows one of Freeport LNG's natural gas facilities in Quintana Island, Texas. (Google Maps screenshot via The Epoch Times
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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Freeport LNG said that a Texas liquefied natural gas facility that suffered a fire and explosion last week won’t be up and running anytime soon, according to a statement released Tuesday.

“Completion of all necessary repairs and a return to full plant operations is not expected until late 2022,” the company said in its statement. The facility, located in Texas’ Quintana Island, suffered an explosion about a week ago.
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Jack Phillips
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