Higher prices will be needed to support a large "second wave" of US liquefied natural gas export projects in the coming years, according to at least one expert, writes Caroline Evans.
While abundant associated gas from the oily Permian basin will likely be able to supply a small number of new facilities on the US Gulf Coast, it will not be enough to support a large number of new facilities coming on line in the next few years, East Daley Capital senior research director Matthew Lewis said last week.
