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U.S. Natural-Gas Exporter Completes First Deal With German Buyer
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| 21-JUN-2022
| Collin Eaton
Posted on 06/21/2022 6:59:08 AM PDT by SpeedyInTexas
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These long term contracts allow more LNG export facilities to be built.
Energy markets are being remade. Oh, and more jobs for Louisiana.
To: SpeedyInTexas
I’ll post a readable archive link in a bit.
200 people ahead of me in the queue for archiving.
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posted on
06/21/2022 6:59:43 AM PDT
by
SpeedyInTexas
(The Only Good RuZZian is a Dead RuZZian)
To: SpeedyInTexas
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posted on
06/21/2022 6:59:49 AM PDT
by
BobL
(My hatred of Necons/Globalists exceeds my love of Ukraine or any other country, other than the US)
To: SpeedyInTexas
It will be interesting to see if the US can even supply gas (starting in 2026, by the way), considering our freeze on new federal leases.
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:01:23 AM PDT
by
BobL
(My hatred of Necons/Globalists exceeds my love of Ukraine or any other country, other than the US)
To: BobL
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:01:43 AM PDT
by
SpeedyInTexas
(The Only Good RuZZian is a Dead RuZZian)
To: BobL
Most energy is produced on private land.
“Whether it is oil production or natural gas production, output on Non-Federal lands (state and private) has consistently been significantly higher than output on Federal lands, despite the federal government owning much more mineral estate.”
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:03:24 AM PDT
by
SpeedyInTexas
(The Only Good RuZZian is a Dead RuZZian)
To: BobL
Didn’t a LNG plant just recently blow up in the US?
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:04:12 AM PDT
by
EEGator
To: BobL
Haha. These guys are on the same timetable as Durham investigation.
To: SpeedyInTexas
“Most energy is produced on private land.”
Perhaps...still don’t see how we expand with one hand tied behind our back.
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:05:27 AM PDT
by
BobL
(My hatred of Necons/Globalists exceeds my love of Ukraine or any other country, other than the US)
To: BobL
That's my question. Is this being done without increasing capacity to serve US domestic needs?
I suspect I'm asking a rhetorical question.
To: BobL
“..Perhaps...still don’t see how we expand with one hand tied behind our back...”
We take our free hand and “cut the rope” binding our other hand. Then, we beat the ever-living shite out of the woke morons that tied us up to begin with.....that’s how.
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:08:19 AM PDT
by
lgjhn23
(Pray for America....)
To: BobL
LNG is only 4 or 5 times the price of piped natgas.
I don't see a problem [in the World Of A Child].
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:19:55 AM PDT
by
kiryandil
(China Joe and Paycheck Hunter - the Chink in America's defenses)
To: EEGator
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:24:54 AM PDT
by
kiryandil
(China Joe and Paycheck Hunter - the Chink in America's defenses)
To: BobL
It will be interesting to see if the US can even supply gas (starting in 2026, by the way), considering our freeze on new federal leases. When people start getting their natgas bills in October and November, and realize that we're giving gas to Europe and raising OUR prices here, the Mitt will hit the fan.
Politicians will have to run to keep ahead of the mob.
Just checked my last natgas bill - 15 bucks more for the same amount of gas as last year, same month.
The Short Bus Biden Tax.
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:29:11 AM PDT
by
kiryandil
(China Joe and Paycheck Hunter - the Chink in America's defenses)
To: EEGator
i think it was in the philly area.
To: SpeedyInTexas
I've read that state and federal governments subsidize the oil and gas industry to the tune of about $20 billion annually. Additionally, about 20% of U.S. oil producers do so on federal lands.
If so, should we be allowing resources owned (federal lands) and subsidized by the people of the United States to be sold on the global market? By dong so, does our government and oil industry rob us by inflating the price of a commodity through the global market?
No matter when it takes effect gas bills this winter will be thru the roof and this will add to the costs. Future investments will be applied to this years costs as they always are. Propane has doubled in cost if not more from what i have heard. These executive orders by biden clearly have an adverse effect on it all even more than any war has had so far. It is time they were challenged in the courts in a more aggressive manner.
To: Plumberman27
Really, that’s where I am…
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:38:20 AM PDT
by
EEGator
To: Plumberman27
Post 13 says Freeport LNG in Texas.
Philly area would probably have been in Marcus Hook.
I would definitely have heard about that…I think.
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:41:09 AM PDT
by
EEGator
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posted on
06/21/2022 7:42:12 AM PDT
by
SpeedyInTexas
(The Only Good RuZZian is a Dead RuZZian)
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