In short: The third named U.S. LNG exporter in the bullet summary — "including Cheniere Energy, Venture Global and NextDecade." Absent from the standfirst's list but present in the "In this article" ticker tags, so it is a body mention. The argument was not captured.
NextDecade is the developer of the group — a company building LNG export capacity rather than one running it at scale. Barron's names it third among the American exporters benefiting from the surge.
Understand what a developer actually gains from a price shock, because it is not cash. It is the ability to sign customers. Long-term LNG contracts get signed when buyers are frightened about supply, and a Europe entering winter on 2009-low storage during a war is as frightened as that market gets. Contracts are what unlock the financing that lets a project get built — so the benefit is a step closer to existing, not a bigger number this year.
That makes it the most speculative link in the chain and the one most exposed to the crunch resolving before commitments are made. With the article body not captured, there is no way to know whether Salzman frames it that way or more favourably.
In short: "Kind of interested" — they're getting ready to turn on the Rio Grande LNG facility; he couldn't recall the symbol ("NextDecade or NextEra"). A watch idea, not a call.
NextDecade owns the Rio Grande LNG export terminal, which is getting ready to start shipping liquefied natural gas overseas. Polomny is "kind of interested" as it comes online but hadn't done the work yet (he couldn't even recall the ticker). File it as a watch idea in his energy-infrastructure basket, not a recommendation.
45:17So that's how I play. I'm kind of interested in this because I live by it. They're getting ready to turn on this Rio Grande LNG which trades — I forget the symbol. NextDecade or NextEra — I can't remember. Anyways, that's interesting, things like that.
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