President Trump's administration has prioritized the rollback of regulations to boost fossil fuel extraction, making American liquefied natural gas more accessible to global markets. Executives at an energy conference in Houston highlighted the growing interest from international companies eager to purchase U.S. gas, particularly from countries facing trade imbalances. Leaders from Australia, Japan, North Korea, and Ukraine pointed to significant investment opportunities in the U.S. energy sector, indicating that President Trump's policies are fostering an environment of collaboration and strategic trade negotiations across the globe.
At an annual energy-industry conference in Houston, executives spoke openly about how companies from around the world are seeking to buy American liquefied natural gas.
If you're a nation with a trade imbalance with the U.S., they're all asking themselves, What can we do to try to level the playing field?' said Meg O'Neill.
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