The U.S. LNG export boom could soon face challenges by the end of the decade, both at home and on the international market. Huge export capacity additions, mostly in the United States and Qatar, are set to tip the global LNG market into an oversupply as soon as next year, depressing prices and eating into the profit margins of the U.S. LNG exporters. Domestically, the LNG export industry will have to increasingly compete with rising demand for gas for power generation in the United States, where natural ...