Natural Resource Specialist at United States Department of the Interior, Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (Retired)
Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) as a transitional fuel is discussed here. The USA will TRIPLE exports of LNG with production and export quotas already approved.
With soaring demand for Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) in Asia and Europe and America declaring a pause on approving new LNG export licences, now could be the time for Canada to evolve into the LNG export powerhouse the world needs. The world needs more Canadian Energy, and we're optimistic about the industry's future. This BNN Bloomberg article explains further: https://lnkd.in/gmqB4N2T #CanadianEnergy #LNG
The US EIA's most recent Short-Term Energy Outlook forecast that #USLNG exports will continue to lead growth in US #naturalgas trade, driven by 3 #LNG plants under construction and expected to start operations and ramp up to full production by end -2025. https://bit.ly/3U4YXjx #OGJ #oilandgas #natgas #oilgasindustry #oilgas
Director- Business Development @ Planet Forward | Engineering, Project Controls, Project Management, EHS, & QA/QC
According to data from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA)’s Natural Gas Monthly, US LNG exports averaged 11.9 bcfd in 2023, a notable 12% increase (1.3 bcfd) compared with 2022. #EnergyInformation #NaturalGas #LNG
BREAKING: Yesterday, the Department of Energy (DOE) released an analysis, which will provide a framework for evaluating new and pending permits for exporting liquified natural gas (LNG) to countries without a free trade agreement with the United States. The DOE found that expansion and continued use of LNG exports are unsustainable and unadvisable. “This report should end the discussion: LNG exports are bad for our pocketbooks, bad for the air we breathe, and bad for the safety of our communities. Energy independence does not mean shipping America’s resources overseas, it means harnessing and storing our abundant solar and wind energy. Clean Air Council urges the DOE to apply the study’s findings and deny the six pending permits for LNG export facilities,” said Alex Bomstein, Clean Air Council Executive Director. Read our full statement at https://buff.ly/49Fponj and the LNG export study at https://buff.ly/3P39fhM.
DOE has made clear that LNG exports are bad for everyone but the fracking industry itself. Now it's time to end the proposals for new LNG export terminals.
BREAKING: Yesterday, the Department of Energy (DOE) released an analysis, which will provide a framework for evaluating new and pending permits for exporting liquified natural gas (LNG) to countries without a free trade agreement with the United States. The DOE found that expansion and continued use of LNG exports are unsustainable and unadvisable. “This report should end the discussion: LNG exports are bad for our pocketbooks, bad for the air we breathe, and bad for the safety of our communities. Energy independence does not mean shipping America’s resources overseas, it means harnessing and storing our abundant solar and wind energy. Clean Air Council urges the DOE to apply the study’s findings and deny the six pending permits for LNG export facilities,” said Alex Bomstein, Clean Air Council Executive Director. Read our full statement at https://buff.ly/49Fponj and the LNG export study at https://buff.ly/3P39fhM.
A new report questions the cost of electrifying B.C.’s growing LNG industry as global export capacity rises and potential importers shake up their energy mix
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) is anticipating further growth in #naturalgas trade, thanks to three new liquefied natural #gas (#LNG) export projects, which are slated to come online by the end of next year. #oilgas #energy #USA #oilandgasnews #oilandgas #Americanenergy #LNGnews #offshoreenergy
New comparative analysis: American LNG provides a cleaner alternative, ensuring energy security while mitigating emissions. We encourage the Biden administration to roll back its misguided de facto ban on LNG export permits. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/gyjhez9p #oilandgas #LNG #oilgas #oilandgasindustry
VP of Business Development | Connecting Talent with Opportunities Worldwide | Army Veteran
According to data from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA)’s Natural Gas Monthly, US LNG exports averaged 11.9 bcfd in 2023, a notable 12% increase (1.3 bcfd) compared with 2022. #EnergyInformation #NaturalGas #LNG
A new report questions the cost of electrifying B.C.’s growing LNG industry as global export capacity rises and potential importers shake up their energy mix