And over the next seven years, it is easy to see U.S. LNG gas export capacity exploding to 20-25 Bcf/d. We know that as the most bullish domestic demand factor, U.S. LNG exports will put a floor under our own market. The Industrial Energy Consumers of America has long worried about the potential for huge amounts of gas leaving the country to increase domestic prices, namely since low gas prices are a critical competitive advantage for U.S. manufacturing. I must say that I see overregulation over exports as having the biggest potential to increase domestic gas prices. As for the global LNG market, 2019 will see a rejuvenated boom after a slowdown in 2018.

Source: Forbes January 07, 2019 00:33 UTC