U.S. liquefied natural gas exports to Europe reached 6.89 million tonnes in October, up from 5.91 million tonnes in September.

The source reports that U.S. LNG shipments to Europe rose to 6.89 million tonnes in October from 5.91 million tonnes in September. These figures measure monthly export cargo volume to Europe, not U.S. liquefaction capacity or European gas-storage inventories.

Overall U.S. LNG exports reached their second-highest monthly level on record in October, according to the same report. It attributes the increase to producers raising output to meet strong European demand and take advantage of gas prices at multiyear highs.

The report connects stronger European purchases with efforts to secure supplies before winter and a narrowing price gap between Europe and Asia. It does not provide total U.S. October export tonnage, destination-country allocations, or a quantified effect on electricity prices.