Surging global demand for natural gas and the buildout of a new Louisiana export terminal highlight a record-setting March for United States gas producers, according to London Stock Exchange Group data.
In March, U.S. producers exported nearly 9.25 percent more liquefied natural gas (LNG) than they did in December 2024, surpassing the previous export record set less than three months ago.
Europeans again paced the market, purchasing more than 70 percent of March’s exports, despite the percentage of LNG they purchased actually declining from more than 80 percent in February.
While European demand remained steady, sales to Asian and Latin American buyers have steadily increased, data compiled by the United States Energy Information Administration indicates….