
Biden Freezes Approvals of New Licenses for LNG Exporters
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67% : "A lot has happened in the past decade since this program was created, and we need to have an even greater understanding of the market need, the long-term supply and demand of energy resources, and the environmental factors," Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said.59% : The Energy Department study will build on an existing analysis that underpins the agency's review of proposals to send more natural gas to European, Asian and other countries that are not U.S. free-trade partners.
51% : But environmentalists say methane leaks from wells, pipelines and processing undermine those green credentials and that expanded LNG exports can crowd out investments in emission-free alternatives.LNG advocates excoriated the administration's decision, saying it would chill development and undercuts U.S. promises to help Europe wean off Russian gas.
49% : New exports are vetted on a case-by-case basis to see whether they are in the public interest -- a threshold established by federal law -- but government assumptions used in those reviews haven't been updated since 2018.
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