 Google images A major study commissioned by the Energy Department (DOE) concludes that expanding natural-gas exports would be an economic win for the U.S., a finding that provides a political boost to lawmakers and companies pushing for approval of several applications. TAGGED: LNG exports, LNG, International trade, natural gas exports, natural gasRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| The Department of Energy released a study Wednesday that found exporting natural gas would have a net benefit the U.S. economy, causing losses in labor and investment income but creating larger increases in income for natural gas... more ›› |
| Almost a month ago, a reinforced ship filled with highly chilled liquefied natural gas embarked from the Norwegian port of Melkoya for the Japanese port of Tobata. There are hundreds of such shipments a year, most of them... more ›› |
| Apparently exporting something America has in abundance creates economic value — in this case, natural gas, not wheat (but that would be obvious). And the more of it you export, the more money you can make. And apparently in... more ›› |
| Earlier today, the Department of Energy released a long-awaited (and long-delayed) study on the macroeconomic impacts of liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports. The study, prepared by the consultants NERA, is the most in depth look... more ›› |
| As our nation’s leaders work to improve our nation’s struggling economy, there is one opportunity we cannot overlook: a responsible exports policy. U.S. Senators and Representatives from across the country... more ›› |
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