US EditionNo, LNG Exports Won’t Increase U.S. Gas Prices – Infrastructure Bottlenecks Will
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No, LNG Exports Won’t Increase U.S. Gas Prices – Infrastructure Bottlenecks Will
As the United States ramps back its LNG export capabilities, activists are once again claiming that exports will cause domestic natural gas process to spike. But the data – and nearly a decade of real-world market experience – tells a very different story. The reality is that U.S. LNG has not driven up prices for American consumers. In fact, even as LNG exports have soared, domestic prices have remained historically low – precisely because U.S. …
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