Liquified natural gas from the USA was exported at 109 Bcf in December, and the future is looking better with shipments expanding to Northeast Asia. In 2016 most of the US produced LNG went to South America, but the newer shipments are most likely headed to Northeast Asia, which is all good news. More details below from Gregory Brew and Argus.
"Northeast Asia becomes main market for US LNG
One of the main advantages of US LNG is that it does not have destination restrictions like LNG from other producing regions. " Source: Argus
"A Rosy Future For U.S. LNG
Four countries in South America received fifty-four percent of all American LNG in 2016" Source: Gregory Brew
