If you were to take 1 year, 1 year of LNG that was sent, liquefied natural gas or natural gas that was supplied to Europe, supplied to the European Union from Russia, from Vladimir Putin, and replaced it with U.S. LNG, you would have somewhere around a 215 million-ton reduction in emissions.
Garret Graves: “If you were to take 1 year, 1 year of LNG that was sent, liquefied natural gas or natural gas that was supplied to…”
On the recordSeptember 27, 2023
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Graves highlights the environmental benefits of replacing Russian LNG with U.S. LNG.
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