U.S. Considers Energy Exports as Leverage in Trade Talks
The United States is examining the use of energy exports in negotiations. The approach is being applied to both rivals and allies.
abcnews.go.comThe approach is being applied to both rivals and allies. The idea of using energy dominance as a negotiating tool has been discussed in recent commentary. Officials have considered this option in talks involving liquefied natural gas shipments.
Energy exports have long served as a component of foreign policy. The current discussion extends this practice to include traditional partners.
Further details on specific countries or agreements have not been released. Additional announcements are expected as talks continue.
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Trade discussions may incorporate energy supply terms.
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