influence, which turns into political influence that china has over these post-soviet parts of the world. it really charges causes us to have a discussion in america on whether china is and very, or somewhere in between, and what our strategy looks like going forward. trump had some ideas about china, but he was so uncorrelated about it, it never emerged into anything meaningful . i worry about that all the time. the average american does not know what to think about china and our future. r future. i think the average american wants to make sure that china is not ripping us off, stealing our intellectual property, breaking trade rules. but i think the average t american knows that we have to coexist with china. they are going to be a big, powerful, rich country whether we like it or not. and the last thing the world wants and that americans want is a conflict with china. and i think we have overcorrected this country. we went from a policy of engagement with china, trying t
HOUSTON and BROWNSVILLE, Texas, April 23, 2024 Texas LNG Brownsville LLC ("Texas LNG"), a four million tonnes per annum ("MTPA") liquefied natural gas ("LNG") export terminal to be constructed in the Port of Brownsville, Texas, and a subsidiary of Glenfarne Energy Transition, LLC ("Glenfarne"), has signed a second Heads of Agreement ("HOA") with EQT Corporation ("EQT") for natural gas liquefaction services for an additional 1.5 MTPA of LNG over 20 years. This transaction expands Texas LNG’s tot
Biden, a Democrat, in late January had paused approvals for pending and future applications to export the supercooled fuel after protests about the booming industry from activists concerned about its impact on climate change.
In late January, the Biden administration announced that it was pausing new approvals for liquefied natural gas export terminals until it can reassess its review process. That decision hinges on a key question: Is continuing to expand the country’s already massive fossil-gas export capacity in the “public interest?” To answer that, the administration will likely try to determine the cost in dollars and cents of two main impacts of liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports: their effect on domestic ene
The top U.S. fossil fuel lobbying group has filed a petition challenging the Biden administration’s pause on new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export approvals. In the petition, filed Monday, the American Petroleum Institute (API) and six other trade groups called for a rehearing on the pause. They argued the move is “arbitrary and capricious” and…