High natural gas prices globally, the historically low storage levels in Europe, and the growing gas demand in Asia could incentivize more long-term U.S. LNG contracts. The role of gas in the energy transition will continue to be called into question, yet the current crisis could be an opportunity for U.S. export projects to secure supply contracts and financing. The United States will have the world’s largest LNG export capacity as soon as this year, exceeding the capacity of the top LNG exporters, Australia and Qatar. The global gas crunch and skyrocketing prices in Europe and Asia are laying the foundations for a revival in final investment decisions in new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects in the United States. Following a nearly three-year-long hiatus in project sanctioning in America, the high natural gas prices globally, the historically low storage levels in Europe, and the continuously growing gas demand […]