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America's LNG Boom Is Real - But China Is Planning Beyond It
America's LNG Boom Is Real - But China Is Planning Beyond It
Authored by Cyril Widdershoven via OilPrice.com,
The Iran war and Hormuz disruption have turbocharged U.S. LNG exports, giving Washington a major short-term energy dominance boost as Asia and Europe scramble for alternative supply.
China, however, enters the crisis from a position of greater energy resilience after years of investment in domestic production.
The U.S. still has a major long-term opportunity, but sustaining dominance will require turning crisis-driven demand into lasting partnerships.
The Iran war has handed the United States a rare opportunity:...
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