Energy Department refers to natural gas as ’freedom gas’

Two officials with the US Department of Energy labeled America’s natural gas as ’Freedom gas’. This came to light Tuesday in an announcement shared by the department on its approval of additional exports of liquified natural gas produced by a Freeport LNG facility on Quintana Island, Texas. The agency said it is helping let ’molecules of U.S. freedom to be exported to the world’.

Energy Department refers to natural gas as ’freedom gas’

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