The Iran war is putting fresh focus on gas from outside the Middle East.
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Kimmeridge, an energy-focused private equity firm, on Friday announced that its Caturus unit will proceed with construction of its Commonwealth LNG project in Louisiana.
Why it matters: While Commonwealth has been planned for years, the go-ahead arrives as the Iran war is putting fresh focus on gas from outside the Middle East.
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Years of investment on the Gulf Coast helped turn the U.S. into the world’s largest LNG supplier. Now that the war has upended…
U.S. LNG producers have flexible capacity that plays a crucial role in moments of crisis like the current war in Iran.
The proposed 25 million ton per year Louisiana-based Argent LNG has moved into the formal "pre-filing" process at the US Federal…
First phase expected to generate more than $3bn in annual export revenue when operations begin in 2030
U.S. LNG expansion was years in the making. Then came Middle East war.
