What Does A Pause of LNG Export Authorizations Mean for U.S. Development and Supply? w/ Rapidan Energy Group's Alex Munton
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After the Jan. 26 announcement from the Biden administration that Department of Energy authorizations for new LNG export projects will be paused for an open-ended period, speculation has swirled about what that could mean for the industry and global supply.
Rapidan Energy Group's Alex Munton joins NGI's Jacob Dick to discuss what it means, why it happens and which developing projects might be the most impacted.
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