The U.S. is Leading in LNG Exports
The liquefied natural gas (LNG) market has quadrupled over the last 20 years and is poised to double by 2025. The U.S. is now both the world’s largest producer of natural gas and the largest LNG exporter.
Source: EIA
U.S. LNG offers significant global benefits including:
- Plentiful, secure supply
- Affordability and reliability
- A regulated U.S. market with high environmental and social standards
- Opportunity to purchase certified responsibly sourced gas (RSG)
- Reduced greenhouse gas emissions (replacing coal or other high carbon intensity sources)
- Ease of transport to countries far from producing areas
Growing U.S. Infrastructure to Meet Global Demand
~14 bcf/d
LNG currently in service
~12 bcf/d
financed LNG facilities under construction (estimated in service 2024 – 2028)
~14 bcf/d
additional LNG expansions in discussion
Sources: EIA and project websites
Chesapeake is LNG Ready
Chesapeake’s assets are best positioned to supply LNG to a growing market.
Deep, Proven Inventory
Responsibly Sourced and Lower Carbon
Flexible Production Growth
Access to LNG Export Facilities
Deep, Proven Inventory
Responsibly Sourced and Lower Carbon
Flexible Production Growth
Access to LNG Export Facilities
Chesapeake was the first U.S. producer to certify the production of two major basins as responsibly sourced gas (RSG). This means that our natural gas has lower emissions intensity — something that LNG buyers, particularly those in Europe, favor when deciding which LNG to purchase.
