Asian countries are negotiating to buy more U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) to address trade tensions and tariffs with the Trump administration. But experts warn that LNG purchasing agreements might hinder the adoption of renewable energy sources in Asia, and that locking into long-term LNG contracts could lead to outdated infrastructure as the world shifts toward cleaner energy.
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Analysts also highlighted concerns that committing to U.S. LNG may impact regional energy security amid growing geopolitical uncertainties throughout Asia and the Pacific.
