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Asian Buyers Consider Increased US Fossil Fuel Purchases Amid Trade Concerns

by Mich M.
01/20/2025
in Trade Policies

As incoming U.S. President Donald Trump takes office, fossil fuel buyers in Asia are reportedly looking to secure more American oil and gas. This shift follows concerns over potential tariffs that Trump has threatened to impose on nations with trade surpluses with the U.S. Policymakers from countries including South Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the European Union are considering increasing their energy purchases from the U.S., which is the world’s largest producer of crude oil and a major exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG).

In the wake of Trump’s election, there has been a notable increase in interest from Asian countries in securing U.S. LNG supplies. This move aligns with the U.S. president’s stated goal of expanding domestic energy production and positioning American exporters competitively in the global market. Under Trump’s administration, the U.S. is expected to encourage further development of oil and gas resources, including potentially lifting restrictions on LNG export licenses, which had slowed the approval of new projects under the previous administration.

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The potential increase in U.S. LNG exports is seen as beneficial for the global utilities industry, particularly for countries like Japan and Thailand, which have been dealing with volatile gas prices due to geopolitical tensions. Buyers in these countries have reportedly renewed discussions with U.S. LNG exporters in hopes of securing more stable and competitively priced energy.

In 2024, about half of U.S. LNG exports were directed to Europe, with some analysts suggesting that the region may increase its reliance on U.S. energy supplies due to the ongoing loss of Russian gas shipments. The shift toward U.S. LNG also ties into broader geopolitical dynamics, as Trump has indicated the use of energy exports as leverage in trade negotiations, particularly with countries like China.

Despite these shifting dynamics, the ability of buyers to immediately boost U.S. LNG purchases is limited, as much of the U.S. output is already committed through long-term contracts. However, industry sources suggest that buyers are considering large-scale agreements to ensure the continued growth of U.S. LNG production, including projects that could take years to complete.

The anticipated policies of the new administration may also provide momentum for delayed projects, such as the Alaska LNG project, which has been under development for over a decade. Energy experts expect that the growing demand for U.S. LNG could have broader implications for global energy markets, particularly as the U.S. seeks to expand its influence in global energy trade.

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