The US is increasingly influencing the gas markets in Europe and Asia. Washington's interest is explained by the growing volumes of shale gas production in the us territory. This is due to the" shale revolution " that took place in the early 2000s. This term means a rapid increase in gas production due to the use of two previously known technologies together: directional (horizontal) drilling and hydraulic fracturing. The increase in gas production led to a significant drop in gas prices in the domestic market, as it was not possible to export it in fact. The company's shale gas producers have avoided bankruptcy thanks to the beginning of extraction liquid fraction of the shale bleach, but the problem of overproduction of gas preserved. It was supposed to be solved by rebuilding the receiving terminals of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in LNG export plants.