LNG Buyers Turn to US as Hormuz Crisis Forces Supply Rethink

Global liquefied natural gas buyers are increasing purchases from the United States following supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. The shift reflects efforts by international energy buyers to diversify sources away from traditional Middle Eastern suppliers. U.S. LNG exports have capacity to meet additional demand, according to industry data. The competitiveness of American supplies depends on pricing relative to alternative sources.

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