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Is the U.S. LNG Market Getting Too Crowded? – A Deep Dive With Poten’s Jason Feer
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- NGI’s Hub & Flow
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- Nov 13, 2025
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- 1352
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Summary
Poten & Partners’ Jason Feer, global head of business intelligence, joins NGI’s Jamison Cocklin, managing editor of LNG, to discuss how the rapid North American LNG export growth could slow down projects still in the development phase. They explore whether potential project delays could slow an expected LNG supply glut later in the decade, as well as how long oversupply could affect the natural gas market. Cocklin and Feer also discuss implications of the supply glut on U.S. natural gas prices and on global benchmarks, and how foreign offtakers could react to shifting prices. In the wake of six LNG projects having reached final investment decisions in 2025, they also delve into the viability of financing additional projects.