US Energy Secretary Wright says US will continue to Europe with LNG at low prices; EU carbon border tariff is a huge risk and could make it too risky to export gas to Europe

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US Energy Secretary Wright says US will continue to Europe with LNG at low prices; EU carbon border tariff is a huge risk and could make it too risky to export gas to Europe

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commitment to supplying low-cost LNG to Europe, which is crucial given current energy dynamics. However, the mention of a potential EU carbon border tariff introduces a significant risk to this trade, possibly affecting U.S. exports by making them less competitive. Traders should monitor how this interplay could influence supply strategies and pricing in the energy markets.

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