The U.S. is Leading in LNG Exports

The domestic liquefied natural gas (LNG) market has quadrupled over the last 20 years and is poised to double by 2030. The U.S. is now both the world’s largest producer of natural gas and the largest exporter of LNG.

Source: EIA

U.S. LNG offers significant global benefits including:

  • Affordable, reliable and scalable supply
  • Flexible contracting indexed to liquid pricing points
  • Regulated U.S. market with high environmental and social standards
  • Dependable source of certified Responsibly Sourced Gas (RSG)
  • Reduced greenhouse gas emissions (replacing coal and other high carbon intensity energy sources)
  • Ease of deliverability to countries far from producing areas

Growing U.S. Infrastructure to Meet Global Demand

~14 Bcf/d

LNG currently in service

~12 Bcf/d

financed LNG facilities under construction (estimated in service 2024 – 2028)

~14 Bcf/d

additional LNG expansions in discussion

Sources: EIA and project websites

Expand Energy is LNG Ready

First U.S. gas producer to execute an LNG Sale and Purchase Agreement

First U.S. producer to certify the production
of two major basins as RSG

Largest supplier of natural gas to Gulf Coast liquefaction facilities

Scaled assets and robust portfolio of firm transportation capacity with access to Gulf Coast/LNG corridor

Gas marketing expertise to optimize reliable physical feed gas supply to any Gulf Coast liquefaction facility or coordinate delivery to any North American facility via enhanced Marketing & Commercial business

Our Portfolio – Positioned to Capture Premium Markets

Leverage and extend industry-leading LNG feed gas supply portfolio.

  • Currently delivering ~1.5 – 1.8 Bcfe/d of physical natural gas to domestic liquefaction facilities
  • Target incremental volumes to LNG projects currently under construction, with increasing price exposure to international benchmarks

EXE Haynesville marketing portfolio:

  • Portfolio exposure is balanced between growing LNG demand and Southeast power demand sourced from Perryville
  • ~2.5 Bcf/d of capacity to Gillis, directly connected to premium markets in the LNG corridor
  • ~2 Bcf/d of capacity to the growing Perryville market 
  • 0.5 mtpa LNG Sale and Purchase Agreement with offtake from Delfin LNG 
  • Connected portfolio provides flexibility to find and optimize price between competing demand sources

LNG demand is expected to drive higher realizations:

  • >30 Bcf/d of expected LNG demand from existing and under construction facilities by 2029
  • Further upside from additional projects and expansions under consideration
  • New areas of global demand emerging with largest being in Southeast Asia

Key interest for LNG transactions: 

  • Indexation Price: JKM, Brent, TTF, NBP 
  • Term: Up to 20 years 
  • Structure: FOB, On-Grid, Equity, Joint Venture, Financial Swap, Tolling
  • Strategy: Provide low cost, low carbon energy to growing markets and economies across the globe

Deep, Proven Inventory

Responsibly Sourced and Lower Carbon

Flexible Production Growth

Access to LNG Export Facilities

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