U.S. natural gas demand is entering a new phase. Starting in 2026, LNG exports are expected to fundamentally reshape the U.S. gas balance, creating long-duration demand that rivals growth coming from data centers and power markets.
But this is not a simple growth story. Operators and midstream companies are signaling a clear message: LNG matters, but only when paired with capital discipline, infrastructure readiness, and proper basin positioning. Not every project, contract, or shale basin will benefit equally.
In his next webinar, energy analyst Pat Hinds will cover:
- Electrons vs. Molecules: why gas-to-power and LNG exports represent two very different demand models
- The Top 5 LNG themes oil and gas leaders are emphasizing heading into 2026
- Which shale basins are best positioned to benefit from LNG-driven demand
- How LNG contracts are evolving, and why security of supply is becoming more valuable than volume
- What this means for producers, midstream companies, service firms, and investors
If your business is involved in U.S. shale gas (upstream, midstream, power, infrastructure, or services), this is the LNG reset you need to understand in 2026. Save your spot now!