US Consumers now fully competing with global market, where users are paying many times as much as Americans are used to paying.
A rational free market will know what to do next.
Below, Houston Chronicle energy reporter James Osborne on what increased exports mean for US gas prices.
Higher gasoline/diesel prices can sway the consumer when they’re replacing their old vehicles, but I don’t know how much higher natgas prices will affect changing from gas-heat (water heater, furnace, stove) at the point where electricity prices are going up because of natgas prices.