Concerns that Russia may cut natural gas supply to Europe as uncertainty mounts in Ukraine has triggered U.S. politicians to call for exports of U.S. natural gas to the continent so as to offset disruption. But TheStreet’s Dan Dicker tells Joe Deaux that high export costs and a total lack of infrastructure to handle such a situation make this an impossible demand, right now. Plus, mass exports require companies to spend billions of dollars on projects that could take a decade to complete.
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