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Table of Europe LNG import mix by year/supplier; US rises from 28% (2021) to 63% (Q1 2026).

European LNG imports from the US expose limits of diversification strategy

Map of existing US LNG export terminals showing facilities in Texas, Louisiana, Alaska, Maryland and Georgia

US LNG export terminals and supply and capacity maps update (April 22, 2026)

Global LNG supply growth chart showing the LNG supply wave through 2028 to 2030 and slower growth after 2030

Rio Grande LNG supports TotalEnergies’ growth strategy as global LNG supply expands through 2030

US natural gas demand growth driven by LNG exports and Gulf Coast infrastructure

US LNG exports rise as Elba Island terminal gains additional export capacity

Chart showing US LNG accounting for 55% of total EU LNG imports and 27% of combined EU gas and LNG imports in the first half of 2025

European LNG security faces growing risks as reliance on US LNG deepens

US LNG export terminals map showing existing facilities

US LNG export terminals and capacity maps update (March 2026)

European LNG imports by source showing rising US LNG share

European LNG imports risk rising dependence on US supply

Sabine Pass LNG export terminal expansion layout (Stage 5)

US LNG export terminals update

Freeport LNG export terminal in Texas, illustrating the expansion of global LNG supply from the United States

Global LNG supply is set to rise — but a true glut looks unlikely

Bar chart showing 2032 global LNG liquefaction capacity by status and region, highlighting North America’s dominant share of future capacity in the global LNG market outlook.

Global LNG market outlook 2026: supply surge, softer Asia demand, and a new contracting era

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