As Natural-Gas Market Shifts, U.S. Plans To Become Exporter
To feed an insatiable need for more energy, countries worldwide are building terminals to import liquefied natural gas and constructing plants to convert waste fumes into LNG. However, the United States is no longer among that group.
In fact, the market for natural gas in North America has changed so dramatically in the past few years that companies that invested billions in terminals to import LNG now are looking to spend billions more to expand those facilities into export terminals.