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API supports DOE’s latest LNG export approval

API welcomed DOE’s final approval for LNG exports to Non-FTA countries from the Freeport LNG terminal in Texas.

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API welcomed final approval by the Department of Energy for exports of liquefied natural gas from the Freeport LNG terminal on Quintana Island, Texas.

“ Each export facility represents an opportunity to harness America’s economic strength as the world’s largest natural gas producer, ” said API Director of Upstream and Industry Operations Erik Milito . “ As the Department of Energy confirmed in another report last month, U.S. exports of natural gas will lead to greater domestic energy production, more U.S. jobs, and a stronger economy.”

The DOE’s approval is a welcome signal that policymakers recognize the economic and strategic importance of U.S. energy exports further said Milito. He welcomed the progress the administration is making on LNG exports, and urged them to continue working with leaders in Congress who are ready to accelerate America’s growth as an energy superpower by streamlining the permitting process and opening the doors to free trade.

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Press Release; Image: Freeport LNG

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