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Europe News: John Allaire criticizes the environmental impact of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Louisiana, highlighting concerns about pollution and plans

The White House announced Friday that it is halting pending liquefied natural gas export terminal projects opposed but environmentalists, but supported by industry.

FIRST ON FOX: A group of 25 Republicans in the Senate blasted the Biden administration for taking action to restrict U.S. natural gas exports, a move they say empowers Russia.

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A boom in LNG exports from the US to Europe, and especially Germany, is driving massive fossil-fuel expansion at a time when climate experts are demanding radical emission cuts.

Undoubtedly the long-term nature of the new deal increases security of Germany’s gas supplies significantly and reduces reliance on LNG imports and the spot market, which are subject to market volatility and higher prices. It is a return to supply stability.

Gasum has delivered a cargo of LNG, procured from Germany's SEFE (Securing Energy for Europe), to the Inkoo FSRU.

SynopsisEquinor and SEFE forge an extensive energy alliance, with Equinor set to supply Germany’s SEFE with 111 terrawatt hours of natural gas annually until 20

Equinor’s CEO Anders Opedal says the agreements are in response to Europe’s need for long-term, reliable supply of energy and a push towards decarbonization at scale.

Norwegian oil and gas company Equinor has signed a long-term gas supply deal with Germany’s Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE).