no... not necessarily an added bonus due to transportation of the byproduct. see Russia and Nord Stream, etc. https://www.planete-energies.com/en/media/infographic/gas-pipelines-between-europe-russia-and-caucasia
The United States is the world's largest natural gas producer, significantly ahead of Russia, followed by Iran, China, and Canada, with other major producers including Qatar, Australia, and Norway, according to recent data. The U.S. has held this position since 2009, driven by vast resources in shale plays, with its production far exceeding its consumption, making it a leading exporter as well.
Here's a breakdown of the top producers:
Top 5 Countries (approximate 2023/2024 figures):
United States: Consistently the leader, producing over 960 billion cubic meters annually, with some regions producing more than entire countries.
Russia: The second-largest producer, with significant production but less than the U.S..
Iran: A major Middle Eastern producer with vast reserves.
China: Growing rapidly, with significant domestic production.
Canada: A substantial North American producer.
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