Saudi Gas Export Terminal to Shut for a Month

The petroleum gas liquefaction plant in Al-Jayyem, operated by Saudi Aramco, will be shut down for maintenance for at least a month. A service outage this week has led to the cancellation of shipments until the end of March.

Traders have reported that the petroleum gas liquefaction plant in Al-Jayyem, operated by Saudi Aramco, is expected to be shut down for at least a month for maintenance. This follows a service outage this week that forced the cancellation of shipments until the end of March.

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