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US LNG industry faces obstacles despite Trump’s backing

Summary by Financial Times

The president sparked enthusiasm for American liquefied natural gas exports by lifting a pause on government permit approvals

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Financial Times

US LNG industry faces obstacles despite Trump’s backing

The president sparked enthusiasm for American liquefied natural gas exports by lifting a pause on government permit approvals

5 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Zero Hedge

Unleashing LNG: Trump's Geopolitical Triumph Demands A New Realism

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

4 days ago·United States

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Freedom Online

Oil and Gas experts proffer solutions to scaling LNG domestic utilisation, exports

An Oil and Gas operator, Mr Emeka Ene says connecting technically with professional bodies such as the International Gas Union (IGU) will drive gas innovation in Africa. According to Ene, the Chairman, OIDA Group/NEDOGAS, the IGU represents the global gas value chain. Ene and other operators spoke on Thursday in Abuja, at a session tagged: […] The post Oil and Gas experts proffer solutions to scaling LNG domestic utilisation, exports appeared fi…

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lngprime.com

Corpus Christi LNG expansion project 78.3 percent complete

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EnviroLink Network

Exporting natural gas raises your power bills. Trump is doing it anyway. - EnviroLink Network

When former President Joe Biden paused the Department of Energy’s approval of new natural gas exports last January — a move received positively by environmental advocates and scorned by fossil fuel companies — the LNG industry was in the midst of a period of unbridled expansion. Sprawling export terminals had been popping up, one after another, all along the Gulf Coast in south Texas and Louisiana, with many more in various stages of planning. Th

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