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In March 2023, Chesapeake Energy announced a 15-year deal to provide enough natural gas for 2.0 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of LNG exports to Gunvor Singapore Pte (see Chesapeake Cuts Back on Marcellus, Signs Haynesville LNG Deal). The deal with Gunvor will tap Chessy’s Haynesville gas supplies, given that play is much closer to
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Politicians on Capitol Hill aren't the only people taking aim at Joe Biden's pause on LNG export approvals (see today's companion story, Repubs Attack, Dems Defend Biden LNG Pause at House Hearing). Some 23 "red" state Attorneys General wrote a letter to President Biden and the nutty Secretary of Energy, Jennifer Granholm, to inform them
The U.S. House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy, Climate and Grid Security held a hearing on Tuesday to challenge Joe Biden's so-called pause on new LNG permits to non-free-trade partners as it "studies the impacts," including on climate change, of LNG use. Republicans blasted the Bidenistas for the havoc they have created with the
The pressure on Joe Biden to renounce his so-called pause on approving new LNG export projects is growing white-hot intense. On Friday, Jan. 26, Biden announced he has put “a temporary pause on pending decisions of Liquefied Natural Gas exports” (see White House Makes it Official – Biden Declares War on LNG Exports). The reason?