[anovikov]

How can it go higher if exports are limited by liquefaction capacity which is already being expanded at the fastest pace technically possible and won't expand any faster in any case? US is the world's by far biggest producer, already world's largest net exporter (narrowly though), and sits on a massive natural gas glut which it can't physically export until very long lead time items are produced and put in place. So natgas prices are bound to remain low in the US no matter what.