US Now Leading LNG Gas Exporter
January 5, 2022
US Consumers now fully competing with global market, where users are paying many times as much as Americans are used to paying.
A rational free market will know what to do next.
Below, Houston Chronicle energy reporter James Osborne on what increased exports mean for US gas prices.
Climate Denial Crock of the Week 
January 8, 2022 at 1:42 am
Higher gasoline/diesel prices can sway the consumer when they’re replacing their old vehicles, but I don’t know how much higher natgas prices will affect changing from gas-heat (water heater, furnace, stove) at the point where electricity prices are going up because of natgas prices.