U.S. LNG Exports Likely to Be Seasonal – Key LNG Takeaways from 3Q20 Earnings Calls

<p>Want to know what management and analysts focused on with regard to LNG this earnings season? Join NGI’s Director of Strategy & Research Patrick Rau, as he reviews key LNG takeaways from North American energy companies’ third quarter earnings reports. From <a href='https://www.naturalgasintel.com/energia-costa-azul-sanctioned-looks-to-become-mexicos-first-lng-export-project/'>second wave projects</a> to <a href='https://www.naturalgasintel.com/u-s-lng-shipping-needs-almost-twice-global-average-says-gaslog/'>cargo cancellations</a>, utilization rates to export expectations, one thing’s for sure, with U.S. gas demand projected to grow by 21.2BCF a day by 2030, <a href='https://www.naturalgasintel.com/heightened-seasonality-volatility-possible-as-u-s-natural-gas-goes-global/'>LNG will continue</a> to heavily influence the North American natural gas market.</p>