The Potential Economic and Fiscal Impact of Planned LNG Facilities along the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast
Report Published on March 13, 2025Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is a critical component of meeting global energy needs, and current and planned facilities on the Gulf Coast of Texas and Louisiana play a crucial role in keeping up with LNG demand. The purpose of this commentary is to respond to the recent report from the Department of Energy related to LNG exports, specifically providing data related to the economic and fiscal benefits of relevant LNG facilities along the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast which could be affected by future permitting decisions.
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- Texas
LNG: Fueling the Future
Newsletter Published on October 24, 2025 (Vol. 42, No. 06)LNG is crucial to meeting current and future energy needs. In addition, it can reduce emissions by replacing more carbon-intensive fuel sources. In this issue, recent and projected future trends are described, as well as some insights regarding the economic and fiscal impact of the industry.
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What is the outlook for LNG?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on October 30, 2025Dr. Perryman discusses the outlook for LNG.
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What is the outlook for LNG?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on April 29, 2025Dr. Perryman discusses LNG and the outlook for natural gas in the future.
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What might increased LNG export permits do for Texas?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on January 30, 2025Dr. Perryman discusses increased LNG export permits and the impact on Texas.
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- natural gas,
- LNG
LNG
Column Published in syndication November 12, 2025Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is a critical source of energy for meeting exploding future global energy needs. It can also assist in achieving climate goals through replacing more emissions-intensive sources (such as coal). The United States is by far the largest producer and exporter of LNG, with new facilities coming online (including many along the Texas coast) which will enhance future capacity.