Industry Overview - The United States has become the largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), surpassing Australia and Qatar in 2023, with exports estimated at 12.5 billion cubic feet per day or 92 million metric tons annually [1] - The U.S. is also the largest natural gas exporter, overtaking Russia and Norway since 2024, partly due to Ukraine's cancellation of its Russian gas export transit deal [1] Cheniere Energy - Cheniere Energy Inc. is recognized as the largest LNG producer in the U.S., operating two facilities: Sabine Pass LNG with a capacity of 30 million metric tons per annum (MTPA) and Corpus Christi LNG with a capacity of 15 MTPA, with an additional 10 MTPA under construction [2] - The total current capacity of Cheniere is 45 MTPA, with expectations of market demand reaching 230 MTPA over the next decade [2] - For Q4 2024, Cheniere reported an EPS of 0.33,exceedingconsensusestimatesby1.62, while revenue fell 8% year-over-year to 0.44billion[3]−CheniereanticipatesadjustedEBITDAforthefullyear2025tobebetween6.5 billion and 7billion,withdistributablecashflowexpectedbetween4.1 billion and 4.6billion[4]−ThecompanyisdevelopingtheSPLExpansionProject,whichaimstoaddupto20MTPAofLNGproductioncapacity[5]AnteroResources−AnteroResourcesCo.isanindependentoilandnaturalgasexplorationandproductioncompanybenefitingfromrisingnaturalgasdemand,whichreachedarecord50.6billioncubicfeetperdayinJanuary2025forresidentialandcommercialheating[6]−Anteroprimarilydevelopsnaturalgasandnaturalgasliquids(NGLs)fromtheUticaandMarcellusShaleformations,withasignificantportionofproductiontransportedtotheGulfCoastLNGCorridor[7][8]−InQ4,AnteroreportedanEPSof0.58, surpassing consensus estimates by 0.29,withrevenuesfalling2.131.17 billion [9] - For 2025, Antero raised its maintenance production target to 3.35 to 3.45 billion cubic feet equivalent per day, driven by growth in liquids production [10] - Antero's CFO noted that 75% of their natural gas is delivered to the LNG corridor along the Gulf Coast, which is expected to enhance price realizations [11]