US EditionTrump’s tariff pressure pushes Asia toward American LNG, but at the cost of climate goals
- Asian countries are negotiating to buy more U.S. liquefied natural gas to address trade tensions and tariffs with the Trump administration.
- Experts warn that LNG purchasing agreements might hinder the adoption of renewable energy sources in Asia.
- Locking into long-term LNG contracts could lead to outdated infrastructure as the world shifts toward cleaner energy.
- Analysts highlight concerns that committing to U.S. LNG may impact regional energy security amid growing geopolitical uncertainties.
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U.S. Exports of LNG to Asia Surge Amid Trade Tensions - Real News Now
Amid trade tensions with the U.S., Asian nations offer to increase their imports of American liquefied natural gas (LNG). This strategy has been advanced as an effort to mitigate concerns over U.S. trade imbalances and avert escalating tariffs. Nevertheless, analysts caution that such an approach might jeopardize these nations’ sustainability and energy security objectives in the long run. Increasing purchases of the U.S’s super-cooled fuel has …
Trump’s tariff pressure pushes Asia toward American liquefied natural gas
Asian countries are offering to buy more U.S. liquefied natural gas in negotiations with the Trump administration as a way to alleviate tensions over U.S. trade deficits and forestall higher tariffs.
Febeliec sounds alarmed about Europe's dependence on US liquefied natural gas (LNG).
Oil gains as supply concerns linger, Asia opens up to US LNG over Trump tariffs
The post Oil gains as supply concerns linger, Asia opens up to US LNG over Trump tariffs appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Oil prices held steady on Friday after data revealed that the US economy is staying strong despite ongoing trade tensions. Signs from the crude market suggested supplies could be tight in the weeks ahead. Brent crude, the global benchmark, climbed above the price of $69 per barrel after gaining over 1% the previous day. I…
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