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What’s fueling US energy’s next chapter?
US natural gas and liquified natural gas trends
As supply and demand patterns evolve, US natural gas markets are shifting, with exports and domestic consumption both playing pivotal roles. Dive into the full report for a closer look at market drivers and what they might mean for your organization.
Important trends in US natural and LNG markets
Rising exports and evolving demand
US natural gas production is reaching new heights, with the Permian Basin driving much of this growth. In July 2025, production hit a record 108 bcf/d.
How could this trend impact your business strategy?
- Prices are projected to rise over the next 18 months, prompting a closer look at procurement strategies.
- New pipeline capacity could relieve regional bottlenecks, impacting local price dynamics and market access.
- Domestic consumption is growing, likely led by the electric power sector’s increasing reliance on natural gas.
- US liquified natural gas (LNG) exports are expected to drive demand over the next five years, with global export capacity expanding through 2030 and intensifying competition.
Explore the research
These developments could reshape energy procurement and risk management strategies for natural gas and LNG-adjacent businesses. Read the full report for deeper analysis and actionable insights.
Nichelle McLemore
US oil and gas leader | Principal | Deloitte Consulting LLP