The End of Cheap Gas: A Shift in Global Energy Dynamics The United States' dominance in global liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports has triggered a subtle yet significant shift in the energy landscape.
Analysts at Wood Mackenzie predict that the era of cheap US natural gas may come to an end by 2035, not just due to changing market conditions but also as a reflection of broader trends shaping global energy dynamics.
The Rise of LNG Exports US LNG exports have skyrocketed over the past decade, surpassing those of Qatar and Australia.