LNG Exports Are Not Driving Up Prices; Policy Failures Are

February 27, 2026

The narrative that liquified natural gas (LNG) exports are directly linked to natural gas prices here in the U.S. continues to circulate, but such assertions ignore contrary evidence. There is no correlation, and blaming LNG for high electricity bills is a scapegoat used by lawmakers to hide poor policy decisions that are actually contributing factors.

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