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Enbridge’s LNG facility operated successfully during 2024–25 season; used for supply shortfalls and turnover
Summary
Enbridge said its liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility reached a historic full tank, supported send‑outs during supply shortfalls, and may be used selectively for price events depending on duration and seasonality.
SALT LAKE CITY — Enbridge Gas Utah reported that its LNG plant successfully liquefied, stored and dispatched gas during the 2024 season, including use during a February supply shortfall and a later turnover dispatch to meet BTU specification and peaking needs.
Dan McDonald, Enbridge Gas Utah, told the commission that the company began liquefying in April, filled the LNG tank “throughout the season,” and that the facility “performed as expected” during two send‑out events. He added, “we injected 10,200,000 gallons over the course of 2024,” and that the plant reached a full tank level for the first time…
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