The growing US natural gas surplus highlights a striking contradiction in global energy markets. While regions like Asia and Europe are scrambling to secure gas supplies, the United States is facing an oversupply with limited export capacity. This imbalance reflects structural challenges in global energy distribution rather than a lack of demand. Why the US Has Excess Natural Gas The us natural gas surplus today is largely driven by strong domestic production. Advances in shale extraction and increased drilling have significantly boosted output in recent years. However, infrastructure limitations—especially in…
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