Illustrative, not real data. Every number on this page is generated from synthetic tracks to show the format. Real reports start once data sources are Permitted.
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What left the Gulf this week

A weekly read on LNG carrier departures from US Gulf Coast terminals: which terminals changed, how unusual it was, and what to watch next. Published before the official numbers.

Report loading Illustrative mode

Departures after a qualifying berth visit · Thursday–Wednesday UTC (EIA window) · Per-terminal trailing baselines

Cutoff: — Status: Loading Method: departures-0.1 Schema: weekly-report-1
Total Observed — Terminal count pending
Coverage Status — Coverage pending

Coverage & Data Continuity

Coverage evidence loading. Unobserved periods are never treated as zero activity.

Publication Record & Corrections

Original releases are preserved permanently. Timestamped corrections are appended here.

What changed

Reviewing terminal pace against baseline. Illustrative, not real data

What to watch

Whether next week's counts return toward the average, and how they compare with EIA's Thursday LNG vessel count. Illustrative, not real data

Illustrative report data under Ladestar pilot methodology. View report.json

One clear event

We count a carrier leaving a terminal after a real berth visit, not ships passing by. Each count links to the departures behind it.

Checked in public

Every report keeps its original version. Corrections are added with a timestamp, and our hit rate is published.

Data, not advice

We describe what moved and how it compares. We never tell anyone what to buy or sell.