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U.S. LNG industry warns new shipping rules could undermine energy exports: FT

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Towing liquefied gas tanker. Transportation of hydrocarbons by sea.

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The U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector has raised concerns with the Trump administration over newly introduced maritime regulations, cautioning that the industry cannot meet the requirement to shift to U.S.-flagged ships without significant disruption, the Financial Times reported Sunday.

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