Liquified natural gas
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Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is natural gas that is cooled into a liquid state for shipping and storage.
Very cold temperatures are required to do this, roughly , at about -260° Fahrenheit.
Dispute with France
In October 2022, during the Russia-Ukraine War, France complained about high LNG prices on imports of it from the United States:
| “ | U.S. natural gas exports to France increased 421% during the first eight months of 2022—but the value of that LNG increased by 1094% in August alone due to the higher prices of LNG.[1] | ” |
