| Europe's contract caution clouds US LNG growth ambitions |
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Considering all of the variables in the World Economy these days, not sure I could disagree with the strategy to go short-term in my gas buying approach. This is clearly a short-term approach.
Steve is your short term strategy approach in relation to the 20 year term of the agreement? I think Europe's view of LNG may be shorter than 20 years. I think ten years will see Western Europe no longer fully reliant of LNG from the US or any other exporting country. I think the pace of electrification is increasing and that other forms of generating electricity will surpass natural gas. Besides the popularity of solar including balcony solar, Europe is investing in and prioritizing geothermal. Shallow geothermal for heating and cooling residential, business and industry is already a focus. Lowering natural gas demand. If enhanced geothermal works, it could replace fossil fuels for grid generation.
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