The president sparked enthusiasm for American liquefied natural gas exports by lifting a pause on government permit approvals

When former President Joe Biden paused the Department of Energy’s approval of new natural gas export projects last January — a move received positively by environmental advocates and scorned by fossil fuel companies — the LNG industry was in the midst of a period of unbridled expansion.

U.S. liquefied natural gas exporter Cheniere Energy plans to aggressively pursue new regulatory permits to expand capacity now that U.S. President Donald Trump is in office, the company's CEO, Jack Fusco,

It is likely that the U.S. natural gas and LNG sector will do most of the heavy lifting in Trump’s goal to unleash American energy.

But the move infuriated the oil and gas industry and Republicans, who called it a betrayal and a “broken promise” to U.S. allies who depend on LNG imports for home heating and other needs. President Donald Trump walks from the Oval Office to departing ...

Woodside Energy, Australia's top gas producer, is well positioned to capitalise on demand for U.S. liquefied natural gas driven by President Donald Trump’s trade policy and pro-fossil fuel agenda, CEO Meg O’Neill told Reuters on Tuesday.

Newly appointed US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has announced that President Donald Trump will push for a crackdown on major cruise operators, accusing them of avoiding US taxes by registering their ships in foreign countries.

The permit approval for Commonwealth LNG comes just under a month after President Donald Trump entered office, aligning with his campaign promise to unleash U.S. natural gas. “Today marks one of ...

President Donald Trump wasted no time flexing his pro-fossil fuel stance, approving the first LNG export permit since Biden’s controversial pause last year and creating a new energy council to ...

Europe will have to show it’s loyal to American gas if it wants to avoid a trade war, François-Régis Mouton told POLITICO.

Woodside Energy is capitalizing on U.S. LNG demand boosted by Trump's trade policies. CEO Meg O’Neill highlights Louisiana LNG's competitive edge, despite initial investor skepticism. The company's strategic moves,