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US Gas Exports and the Panama Canal Expansion: Serendipity on Display?

by Matthew V. Veazey
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Rigzone Staff
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Thursday, May 16, 2013





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When the Panama Canal Authority (PCA) in 2007 launched its project to expand the waterway after which it is named, the notion that vessels laden with liquefied natural gas (LNG) produced in the United States would regularly transit the approximately 50-mile-long marine shortcut through the Americas bucked conventional wisdom. After all, U.S. shale gas production was a fraction of what it is today and LNG terminal projects pending reviews by federal authorities still anticipated long-term imports of natural gas.
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