US LNG export price lull is temporary and offset by the economic and environmental benefits
Monday, 30 December 2019
US LNG exports are facing a temporary market glut, putting downward pressure on prices that were more than 40 percent higher in the Atlantic and Pacific Basins a year ago.
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