US to EU: Our liquefied natural gas is more reliable than Russia’s
04 May 2019 |
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US Energy Secretary Rick Perry has encouraged the EU to buy liquefied natural gas from the US instead of Russia. US exports of LNG surged following a meeting between Donald Trump and Jean-Claude Juncker in July 2018.
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