US LNG exports are expected to rise quickly in the second half of 2026 as existing facilities boost production and a new project begins taking feed gas. The ramp-up marks the start of a years-long growth trend, analysts say, as US developers seek to fill a huge supply gap left by the Middle East conflict.
US LNG Exports to Jump in Second Half Amid Global Supply Gap
Several liquefaction facilities are poised to ramp up in the second half, as the US seeks to fill a major supply hole created by the Middle East conflict.
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