Q&A: With the BBB eliminating the methane fee and other federal incentives, what is the outlook for voluntary or market-driven methane abatement by U.S. LNG producers? Could targeted abatement strategies—potentially enhance the global competitiveness of U.S. LNG by reducing lifecycle emissions and addressing offtaker pressure on Scope 3 compliance?

As a part of the recently held (and published on Energy Central) USEA Press Panel Briefing on the topic of "Natural Gas Is King Now, But Can It Rule?", audience members had several questions that we didn't have time to address in the live time with our experts. So we're reposting the question here as a discussion starter:

With the BBB eliminating the methane fee and other federal incentives, what is the outlook for voluntary or market-driven methane abatement by U.S. LNG producers? Could targeted abatement strategies—potentially enhance the global competitiveness of U.S. LNG by reducing lifecycle emissions and addressing offtaker pressure on Scope 3 compliance?