US forecasts natural gas output to fall before rising in 2025 due to LNG demand though not return to 2023 record
Wednesday, 13 March 2024
US Natural gas production is forecast to decline during the coming year and will only increase in 2025, driven by expected higher associated gas output in the Permian Basin of West Texas due to growth in LNG export demand.
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