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Home›Clean Fuel›ANGA white paper calls for faster LNG export approvals
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April 17, 2015 · about 11 years ago

ANGA white paper calls for faster LNG export approvals

Marty Durbin, President and Chief Executive Officer of America’s Natural Gas Alliance, released a new white paper, encouraging U.S. policymakers to move expeditiously to approve terminals that allow for the export of liquefied natural gas.

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Marty Durbin, President and Chief Executive Officer of America’s Natural Gas Alliance, said ANGA released a new white paper, encouraging U.S. policymakers to move expeditiously to approve terminals that allow for the export of liquefied natural gas.

A is stands in the paper named Carpe Diem: LNG Exports Are America’s Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity, U.S. energy resource is poised to transform global markets, increase strategic geopolitical advantages for America and its allies and reduce carbon emissions on a global scale, all while continuing to drive economic growth at home.

“The latest estimates confirm, again, that our natural gas supply is sustainable, reliable and large enough to last more than a century,” Durbin said. “This means the U.S. can be a global energy leader without sacrificing our domestic advantage. But we must accelerate approval of export facilities in order to secure that role and maximize the benefits both here at home and globally.”

The white paper details the significant economic, environmental and geopolitical benefit derived from LNG exports, and cites extensive research showing such exports would result in negligible cost increases for natural gas in the United States, stands in the paper.

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