Breaking Energy has followed the US oil export issue since it first became a realistic question, as domestic production surprisingly surged. The issue steadily gained traction and there is currently a wealth of views on the topic. A series on Forbes called “The Weekly Oil & Gas Follies,” rounds up interesting, thought-provoking and silly industry-related… Keep reading →
Although the US does not yet export crude oil or LNG from the lower 48, the oil and gas production boom that exploded onto the scene in the past few years is having knock-on effects in other countries. So which ones benefit and which are getting left behind? Industry experts discussed the geopolitical implications associated… Keep reading →
The American Petroleum Institute put the below map together, showing the locations of the 21 proposed US LNG export plants, including the 4 that have received DOE approval for exports to non-free trade agreement nations. Each location on the map includes “a summary of anticipated capital investments, jobs, and export volumes associated with each U.S.… Keep reading →
