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Iran War Drives New Investment in US LNG, S&P Global Says

The Iran war, and its disruptions across global energy markets, is spurring investments for new US liquefied natural gas export infrastructure, according to consulting firm S&P Global.

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Iran War Drives New Investment in US LNG, S&P Global Says
The Iran war, and its disruptions across global energy markets, is spurring investments for new US liquefied natural gas export infrastructure, according to consulting firm S&P Global.
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