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As part of its third quarter 2022 update, Kinder Morgan (KM) CEO Richard Kinder said his company is bullish on U.S. LNG exports. Kinder said he expects (predicts) U.S. LNG exports will more than double, from the current 11 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) to 28 Bcf/d by 2030--less than eight years away. KM

They gave him a lot of credence in the markets. i think what the markets could potentially be afraid of down the line is, who is going to be our next prime minister? but businesses like this drinks firm in sunderland have found the political and price instability hard to manage. for us, clarity and certainty are the things that i think every business is struggling with. its certainly what were struggling with. weve been through a cycle where we were getting a cost increase on raw materials every...

The second-largest LNG export terminal in the U.S., Freeport LNG, located near Galveston, Texas, experienced an explosion and fire in early June (see Explosion Rocks Freeport LNG Export Plant – Offline for 3 Weeks). Freeport, when it’s online and running, liquefies and exports roughly 2 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) of natural gas--some of

Where we were getting a cost increase on raw materials every month and that needs to settle. idem; month and that needs to settle. very few businesses _ month and that needs to settle. very few businesses feel _ month and that needs to settle. very few businesses feel in a position to grow the economy which was and is the governments goal. so confidence has slumped- — the governments goal. so confidence has slumped. there _ the governments goal. so confidence has slumped. there no _ the govern...

Will be our next prime minister. but businesses like this drinks firm in sunderland have found the political and price instability hard to manage. for us, clarity and uncertainty are the things i think every business is struggling with. we have been through a cycle where we were getting a cost increase on raw materials every month, and that needs to settle. very few businesses feel in a position to help grow the economy which was and is the governments goal. so confidence has slumped. theres no ...

Once upon a time, a few years ago, Europe turned its nose up to American "fracked" gas as filthy and vile, preferring to buy its gas from Vladimir Putin instead. American companies fell all over themselves to win the love of arrogant Europeans for our natural gas--primarily by "proving" our gas (turned into LNG) is

Is Pennsylvania State Senator Carolyn Comitta (Democrat from Chester County, anti-fossil fueler) intentionally obtuse when it comes to the Marcellus Shale industry, or does she come by her obtuseness naturally? That's what we wondered when reading some rather idiotic statements made by Comitta in response to a couple of bills reported out of the Senate

The second-largest LNG export terminal in the U.S., Freeport LNG, located near Galveston, Texas, experienced an explosion and fire in early June (see Explosion Rocks Freeport LNG Export Plant – Offline for 3 Weeks). Freeport, when it's online and running, liquefies and exports roughly 2 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) of natural gas--some of

Two days ago, MDN told you that the Apostle of LNG, Toby Rice (CEO of EQT), had convinced his buddies at Williams and TC Energy (two pipeline companies) to join him in his latest effort to push for more U.S. LNG exports (see EQT, TC Energy, Williams Launch Partnership to Promote LNG Exports). The new

President Joe Biden has, on many occasions, stated that the U.S. would step up LNG exports to help our European friends (see Biden Promises More, and Cleaner, U.S. LNG for Europe). Yet the actions of his administration run counter to his words. In order to build more LNG export plants to send more LNG to