MARAD Approves $8.2B Texas LNG Export Port in Record-Time Review

The U.S. Maritime Administration approved an $8.2 billion offshore LNG export terminal off Texas, completing review in record time under the Trump administration's expedited permitting push. The approval signals a policy shift toward faster fossil-fuel infrastructure development, potentially boosting U.S. LNG export capacity and affecting global gas markets. Uncertainty remains over construction timelines and environmental litigation.

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