31 March | Gas

US LNG producers expect to boost natural gas production in Haynesville shale basin

US LNG producers expect to boost natural gas production in Haynesville shale basin

US natural gas producers and investors expect increased activity in Louisiana's Haynesville shale basin. Companies are preparing for a surge in exports after the US administration lifted its moratorium on new LNG export licenses, according to Reuters.

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices are climbing as new export facilities come online in Texas and Louisiana. Analysts surveyed by Reuters project US gas demand will hit record highs during 2025–2026.

Haynesville is ideally positioned to supply Gulf Coast LNG terminals. According to Aethon Energy, the location's natural gas requires less processing for liquefaction due to its exceptionally low impurity content.

Analysts cited by Reuters expect rapid production growth at the field. However, producers currently face challenges: extracting Haynesville gas requires drilling deeper wells, which increases both timelines and costs.

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