Second wave of US LNG export plants proposed for Texas and Louisiana may rely on low-priced Permian feed gas
The Permian Basin in western Texas and southeast New Mexico is currently under a cloud after the oil price slump made its oil resources uneconomic even as it has seen large increases in associated natural gas production in recent years and with prospects of future high demand from LNG export plants on the Gulf Coast.
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