Energy Transfer became the second US midstream firm to learn it will need a special license to continue sending ethane to China.
Energy Transfer became the second US midstream firm to receive a notice from federal regulators that it will need a new license to continue exporting ethane to China, a move analysts and traders say could disrupt the entire market for the commodity.
The US midstream giant said the recent US restrictions on ethane exports have damaged faith in the country as a trade partner.
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