Natural gas and the US economy

Until recently, the shale gas boom appeared to be constrained by the size of the North American market. This situation may change with the development of liquefaction capacities. Over the coming years, this opens up the prospect of exports across the globe, especially to Europe, which needs to find a substitute for Russian gas. On the supply side, the pandemic caused disruptions, as in other sectors. All this sent gas prices sharply higher, though nothing comparable in scale to t...