On the recordMarch 7, 2023
As of late last year, the European Union now receives more liquified natural gas from the United States producers than it does from Russian producers.
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congress.govSteve Daines: “As of late last year, the European Union now receives more liquified natural gas from the United States producers than…”
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Daines points out the U.S. success in energy exports to Europe amid the Ukraine crisis.
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