US forecasts ‘relatively flat’ LNG export market in 2023 and decline in domestic natural gas consumption
Wednesday, 11 January 2023
US Government forecasts in its latest short-term outlook that the LNG export market in 2023 will stay “relatively flat” before expanding in 2024 and expects a decline in domestic natural gas consumption.
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