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The image showcases a line graph of LNG exports (in million tons) from the US, Australia, and Qatar across the years 2017 to 2023. US exports increased steadily from around 10 million tons in 2017 to approximately 100 million tons in 2023, surpassing Qatar and Australia in this period. Qatar's exports started at slightly over 60 million tons in 2017, remained constant until 2021, and then slightly declined to about 70 million tons by 2023. Australia's exports started at just over 60 million tons in 2017, grew to around 80 million tons by 2019, and then plateaued before slightly declining to around 75 million tons by 2023.
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The line graph illustrates how much liquefied gas has been exported by three different countries between 2017 and 2023.
Overall, the graph highlights the dramatic rise of the United States as the top LNG exporter, overtaking Australia and Qatar, whose export growth was more gradual and stable, respectively.
Around ten million tons of gas was exported by the USA, after which it saw a significant rise to approximately seventy million tons in 202. By 2023, the US had become the leading exporter, with exports continuing to rise sharply. As for Australia, Australia’s exports grew at a slower pace, there were around 50 millions tons of gas were exported in 2013, then there was a slight increase to around 70 million tons in 2019 before ending at approximately 80 billion tons at the end of the period examined. Qatar’s exports remained relatively stable, at around 70 million tons, throughout the period, with only slight increases.
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