Impact of LNG Export Policies on Charles Town Residents
Eric Engle: Getting West Virginia out of the sacrifice zone (Opinion)
Charleston Gazette-Mail | Tuesday, December 31, 2024
By Eric Engle
In an opinion piece published by the Charleston Gazette-Mail, Eric Engle discusses a recent Department of Energy report that outlines the negative financial impacts of increasing liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports on U.S. consumers, including rising natural gas and electricity prices. For residents in towns like Charles Town and Ranson, this could mean higher utility bills and increased costs for local businesses reliant on natural gas for their operations. It’s essential for communities to be aware of how these national policies can directly affect their economic stability and everyday expenses.
