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US DOE pushes for greater propane exports to Africa Original

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By Tim McDonnell Verified
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The News The Trump administration is replacing the gutted American foreign aid apparatus with, in part, a push to export more US propane. US Energy Secretary Chris Wright made a digital appearance last week at an International Energy Agency summit focused on replacing African households’ use of charcoal and other indoor cooking fuels that are harmful to health and the environment with cleaner alternatives, especially propane and other petroleum-derived gases.
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View / US gas price relief remains elusive Original

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By Tim McDonnell Verified
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Tim’s view The resumption of tit-for-tat strikes between Iran and the US puts President Donald Trump’s goal to slash retail fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections further out of reach.
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Global market faces LNG glut, while US forecasts shortfall Original

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By Tim McDonnell Verified
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The global market is staring down a glut of natural gas, while the US itself faces a shortfall, according to two new BloombergNEF reports. As more liquefied natural gas import and export terminals come online in the next few years, the world is building up to an LNG oversupply of more than 100 million tons by 2031, one report forecast. Falling prices will induce some lower-income countries, especially in Asia, to ramp up their buying.
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