Although the U.S.liquefied natural gas (LNG) import market is cheerless this year, a study commissioned by the American Gas Foundation says the United States will be a “desirable and dependable destination” for imports and is likely to exceed those going to Europe within the next decade. But it concedes that there will be little to smile about in the short term.
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Study: U.S. to Surpass European LNG Imports in Next Decade
Although the U.S.liquefied natural gas (LNG) import market is cheerless this year, a study commissioned by the American Gas Foundation says the United States will be a “desirable and dependable destination” for imports and is likely to exceed those going to Europe within the next decade. But it concedes that there will be little to smile about in the short term.
October 29, 2008
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