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Energy In Depth (5/23/25) reports: "The U.S. Department of Energy has officially resumed LNG export authorizations following the release of its LNG export study. The study, commissioned by the Biden administration in 2024 during a politically motivated pause on new approvals, overwhelmingly reaffirms what U.S. energy producers – and allies- have long known: American LNG is critical for economic growth, global energy security, and emission reductions... The DOE outlined three key findings from the report, which underscore the important role U.S. energy production and LNG exports play in global energy security:
- The United States has a robust natural gas supply that is sufficient to meet growing levels of exports while minimizing impacts to domestic prices.
- Growing LNG exports increases our gross domestic product and expands jobs while improving our trade balance.
- Increasing U.S. LNG exports enhances domestic and international global security with no discernible impact to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
In short, the data dismantle arguments that LNG exports harm the U.S. economy or the environment. Instead, U.S. LNG exports do the opposite."
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