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Science Committee Questions Administration on LNG Export Ban

Letter

Date: Feb. 8, 2024
Location: Washington, D.C.
Issues: Oil and Gas Energy

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“The Committee is concerned that this pause with no scientific justification will ultimately result in a permanent ban of one of our country’s most valuable clean energy resources.

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Each of these studies found that exports would create net public benefits and have limited impact on domestic natural gas prices

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The previous studies were completed without any pause in the permitting process, and it is unclear, beyond a political agenda, why one is needed now. The Administration’s disregard of existing studies and its unfounded decision will have significant ramifications on the future of U.S. LNG.

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These economic statistics and federally supported findings demonstrate that U.S. LNG is key to both global energy security and successful emissions reduction for the foreseeable future.

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