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CheniereEnergy Inc. will shut down its Sabine Pass LNG export plant inSeptember for planned maintenance, Reuters reported July 19, citing "sourceswith knowledge of the matter."
So far, the plant has exported 17 cargoes from itsfirst liquefaction trainsince its first shipmentin February. Train 2 is expected to begin exporting LNG cargo in .
