US energy report forecasts falling natural gas output in first half of 2024 before 2025 record surge led by LNG
Wednesday, 08 May 2024
The US government’s short-term energy report for May forecasts falling first-half 2024 dry natural gas production while liquefied natural gas exports are set to rise in 2025, along with the benchmark Henry Hub gas price.
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