By Shangyou Nie
Despite the temporary impact of the Biden administration’s permit pause, liquefied natural gas continues to be a key growth area for companies worldwide. “LNG supply could double by 2030, led by new projects from the USA and Qatar,” said Mark Bonini, research principal of North America gas and LNG at Wood Mackenzie.
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The United States is already the world’s largest LNG supplier and is positioned to grow even more.
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