“Ramping LNG in a manner that specifically targets the replacement of foreign coal, particularly in China, represents the largest, fastest and most proven opportunity for the United States to address global climate change," EQT CEO Toby Rice said. (Source: Hart Energy; image of Toby Rice courtesy of EQT Corp.)
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