US forecasts surge in LNG exports through March 2022 as Henry Hub will average around $5.50 per MMBtu
Wednesday, 10 November 2021
The US government reported that the increase in the nation’s liquefied natural gas exports was supported by large prices differences between the benchmark Henry Hub and spot prices in Europe and Asia and forecast a surge in shipments through March 2022.
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