By Curtis Williams HOUSTON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - In the ten years since the first export cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) left Texas, the United States has grown rapidly into the top supplier of the ...

The United States is producing more natural gas than ever, with output plateauing at record highs that should, in theory, guarantee cheap and steady fuel for industry. Instead, manufacturers from the ...

Winter Storm Fern pushed the Northeast's energy system to its limits. Learn why natural gas is crucial for reliability and how pipeline constraints threaten both affordability and emissions goals.

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Natural gas has become the indispensable backbone of modern energy systems, fueling power plants, heating homes, driving industry, and connecting continents via LNG, despite pressures to decarbonize.