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North America gas: 5 things to look for in 2025
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Report summary
After a challenging 2024 for North American natural gas, which saw near record-low prices, declining production and decreased investment in US LNG development, 2025 will see renewed growth in the world’s premier natural gas market. We look to answer questions on five key trends going into 2025.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- 1. LNG FIDs will resume with the end of DOE's permit pause, but obstacles remain
- 2. New gas power generation capacity gains foothold within data center boom
- 3. Producers prioritize value over volume
- 4. US rolls back federal emissions regulations, but industry efforts continue
- 5. Wildcard: US Congress passes energy permitting reform
- 2024 in review: how did last year's predictions turn out?
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North American LNG FID schedulePotential gas demand for data centers by 2030Production by top ArkLaTex operators2024 prediction scorecard
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