Natural gas enthusiasts from Texas to Capitol Hill insist the world is clamoring to buy American supplies of the fuel and the only major obstacle is the federal government. But there’s an even bigger economic reality standing in the way: The facilities to super-chill gas for transport cost billions to build, and even with permits, few will ever make it past the drawing board. “It’s very easy for us in this country to blame everything on our regulators, but economics are the biggest driver here,” said Joe Fagan, a partner at Day Pitney who advises clients on liquefied natural gas import and export matters. “Even […]