Cheap no more: How rising demand is reshaping US natural gas, with Artem Abramov and Jai Singh
Let’s Talk Energy and explore a US natural gas market at a turning point. For more than a decade, US consumers have enjoyed seemingly limitless volumes of low-cost gas from the country’s shale plays. But now, rising demand from a combination of LNG exports, data center buildout and general electrification is set to test the US shale sector's ability to ramp up production cheaply.
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Let’s Talk Energy and explore a US natural gas market at a turning point. For more than a decade, US consumers have enjoyed seemingly limitless volumes of low-cost gas from the country’s shale plays. But now, rising demand from a combination of LNG exports, data center buildout and general electrification is set to test the US shale sector's ability to ramp up production cheaply. * What is the outlook for US natural gas supply, demand and prices and how are data centers and a wave of LNG export projects changing that view? * Can the US rely on its massive shale reserves to meet surging demand and keep prices in check? * What is at stake for the array of companies that are producing, shipping and eventually burning that LNG and for US consumers who expect energy dominance to lower their bills?
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