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The United States Department of Energy has granted approval for a second project to export LNG to nations without US free trade agreements, but this approval comes with conditions.
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The surge in North American hydrocarbon production and the region’s dwindling need for energy imports has laid the groundwork for US engagement in Asia Pacific.
So-called ‘green completions’ are looking like the trade-off needed to get Democrats in Congress to back LNG exports.
The shale gas boom has already improved the LNG market for some of the United States’s European allies, and the prospect of American LNG exports is giving consumer nations new leverage in price negotiations, experts have said.
