A revamped Chesapeake Energy Corp. continues streamlining its strategy around supplying natural gas to the Gulf Coast LNG corridor, executives said in an earnings call on Wednesday.

The company sees a somewhat softer natural gas market in 2023, with no real structural demand growth until new export capacity comes online starting in 2024.

“As export capacity doesn’t begin to increase until at least 2024, we’re setting up our near-term volumes to be relatively flat and begin to ramp slowly as we approach 2024,” CEO Domenic J. Dell’Osso said.

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Management said the company remained bullish on its Haynesville and Marcellus shale assets. The company...