A favorable political climate and fast-growing global gas demand have unleashed a flood of US LNG contracting and investment decisions this month.
The US LNG sector, buoyed by favorable political and market conditions, just experienced one of its most active weeks of investment and contracting since exports began nearly a decade ago. And domestic gas producers are increasingly getting in on the action.
Exporters are forging ahead with project expansions and offtake deals despite uncertainty stemming from the Trump…
Contractors warn that project costs could rise and timelines could slip, but domestic developers are finding ways to navigate the…
Mideast and East Asian firms stake their positions across the gas value chain with acquisitions of upstream assets, LNG equity…
US independents ConocoPhillips and EQT are among those snapping up LNG volumes ahead of a predicted oversupply in the coming…
The proliferation of LNG export terminal projects approved by the Trump administration could lead to a massive supply surplus…
It remains difficult to ascertain whether the US trade deals with various countries will actually promote more US LNG offtake.
