EIA sees U.S LNG export capacity level off after 2030
Monday, 04 March 2019
Rapidly evolving exports of LNG and liquid fuels will turn the United States into a net energy exporter next year. As gas demand grows in Asia and Henry Hub prices remain competitive, US LNG export capacity is expected to rise further before leveling off after 2030, when rival supplies are set to enter global markets.
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