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USLNG and EU Security
Ben Cahill and Jen Snyder, Center for Energy and Environmental Systems Analysis, University of Texas at Austin White Paper, May 2026 A white paper from CEESA at the University of Texas at Austin offers a timely and substantive case for USLNG’s indispensability to European energy security, and a direct rebuttal to claims that EU buyers […]
Tenth Anniversary Remarks
Opening Remarks: Ten Years of US-European LNG Cooperation Fred H. Hutchison, President & CEO, LNG Allies Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome. Ten days ago at the Munich Security Conference, Secretary of State Rubio reminded us that America and Europe are “bound to one another by the deepest bonds nations could share,” that our histories and destinies […]
Podcast: What’s Ahead for USLNG
Jamison Cocklin, Managing Editor, LNG, NGI Hub & Flow Podcast, NGI, Aug. 19, 2025 NGI’s Jamison Cocklin, managing editor of LNG, is joined by LNG Allies CEO Fred Hutchison for a wide-ranging conversation on the historic buildout of natural gas export infrastructure along the Gulf Coast. Fifteen export terminals are operating, being commissioned or under […]
DOE Releases Study
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WASHINGTON, DC. December 17, 2024—Earlier today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released an update to the economic and environmental studies that help guide decisions to authorize exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States to non-Free Trade Agreement nations. The DOE update takes the form of a summary document […]
USLNG Price Impacts (None)
Debunking the Myth: The Impact of USLNG Exports on Domestic Natural Gas Prices Dr. Dean Foreman, Chief Economist, TXOGA Amid global energy shifts and the rise of the United States to become the world’s top natural gas exporter, a pivotal question arises: Do USLNG exports influence domestic natural gas prices? A recent study I conducted […]
USLNG Emissions Intensity
Apples to Apples: Comparing the Greenhouse Gas Footprint of USLNG with Other Fuels The USLNG Association (LNG Allies) and the American Exploration and Production Council are working with Berkeley Research Group (BRG) on a framework comparing the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions intensity of U.S. liquefied natural gas (USLNG) and other fuels in top global markets. […]
DOE Action an Important Signal for Projects
Energy Approves New LNG Licenses Jeremy Beaman, Wash. Examiner (March 17): DOE announced March 16 that it has authorized LNG facilities on the GOM to export additional volumes in the midst of the strain on global energy markets… Fred Hutchison of LNG Allies: “We really view the rhetoric as having changed substantially in the last […]
USLNG has Lesser Climate Impacts
Which Gas Will Europe Import Now? The Choice Matters to the Climate (RMI) Sasha Bylsma, et. al. (March 16): A quarter of EU energy comes from natural gas, of which nearly 45% is sourced from Russia. While renewable energy is the ultimate goal, a new RMI analysis shows that gas imports into Europe have very […]
Berlin Airlift: USLNG Can Help Europe
Latest News Russia Crisis May Drive a U.S. Natural Gas Surge (E&E News) Mike Soraghan (March 09): Prior to the war in Ukraine, Europe got more than a third of its gas from Russia. If Europeans wean themselves from that, American gas producers and exporters of LNG say they can help fill the gap in […]
Importance of USLNG Exports
U.S. Gas Industry Increasingly Relies on USLNG Exports John Kemp, Reuters opinion (March 29): U.S. gas producers have become increasingly reliant on USLNG exports to Europe and Asia to absorb growing output and prevent domestic prices from plunging because of oversupply. LNG exports surged to almost 67 bcm in 2020, up from less than 1 […]