LNG Exporter Seeks Extra Time to Start Shipping Gas
Published Date: 4/23/2026
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Summary
Gulf LNG Liquefaction Company wants more time to start exporting their liquefied natural gas to countries without free trade deals. They’ve asked the Department of Energy to extend their deadline, giving them extra breathing room to get things ready. This move affects energy exports and could impact when the gas hits the global market.
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