>American LNG is already allocated 100% at this time Energy supply and demand isn't very elastic, but nothing's absolute, right? You could guess that without a

>American LNG is already allocated 100% at this time Energy supply and demand isn't very elastic, but nothing's absolute, right? You could guess that without any specific knowledge and find the articles. I'm seeing headlines like "In Extreme LNG Market, Cheniere Finds More LNG to Sell and Dramatically Boosts 2022 Estimates Again" P.S. the following says "Train 6" (liquefaction units) came online February 4, 2022: https://www.cheniere.com/where-we-work/sabine-pass https://www.cheniere.com/where-we-work/sabine-pass