TGIF: Thank Goodness It’s Flex — For Now, at Least, U.S. LPG, Ethane Exports Can’t Grow Without It
About this episode
The episode discusses the significance of flex capacity in increasing LPG and ethane export capabilities from the Gulf Coast.
Over the past 18 months, Gulf Coast dock capacity capable of handling either LPG or ethane has grown significantly. It’s something relatively new called “flex capacity,” and it’s a darned good thing it’s online. Without it, both LPG and ethane export capacity would already be maxed out.
Topics covered
- LPG exports
- ethane exports
- flex capacity
- Gulf Coast dock capacity
- energy market
Keywords
- LPG
- ethane
- flex capacity
- Gulf Coast
- export capacity
- energy
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: RBN Energy
Products: LPG, ethane
Places: Gulf Coast
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