Americas > US DOE estimates LNG exports raising global emissions 0.05% over 30 years

US DOE estimates LNG exports raising global emissions 0.05% over 30 years

Published 00:45 on December 18, 2024  /  Last updated at 00:45 on December 18, 2024  / /  Americas, International, US

US DOE released a highly anticipated study listing environment and community effects of its LNG exports estimated at increasing global emissions by 0.05% from 2020-50, without an explicit recommendation to extend the temporary pause of pending and future project approvals.
US DOE released a highly anticipated study listing environment and community effects of its LNG exports estimated at increasing global emissions by 0.05% from 2020-50, without an explicit recommendation to extend the temporary pause of pending and future project approvals.


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