A company official reportedly told Reuters that a rise in prices in the region has made such shipments profitable.
Specifically, the Cheniere official told Reuters: “Recently because of the pick-up in Asian LNG prices to above US$7 we can start to deliver to north Asia.
"At the current market level it is a good price."
Reuters claims that the cargoes will be delivered within the next one or two months, adding that China and South Korea are the most likely destinations.
