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Surging demand for artificial intelligence and data centers in the U.S. is set to drive a massive spike in electricity usage, threatening the future of liquefied natural gas exports.

Big tech companies are ramping up investments in energy-hungry data centers, expected to double their share of U.S. power consumption by 2030.

Natural gas remains the go-to fuel source for these facilities due to its reliability, placing new strain on domestic supply chains.

With gas demand soaring at home, U.S. LNG exporters may face reduced capacity and rising costs, making them less competitive globally.

Aging infrastructure and development delays are adding pressure, raising questions about whether the U.S. can support both AI growth and energy exports.

Policymakers may soon be forced to choose between fueling the AI revolution or maintaining America’s dominance in the global LNG market.

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