The companies with import terminals now wanting to export won a victory in December when an Energy Department report said exports of L.N.G. could produce $30 billion a year in export earnings without driving up domestic gas prices significantly.
The Spanish, and particularly the Portuguese, were exercised over the need to build electricity interconnectors over the Pyrenees to allow them to increase energy exports; they won a pledge to increase interconnection rates to 15% by 2030.
But his band is one India's most accomplished musical exports, having won Metal Hammer magazine's Golden God award for global metal in 2010, and having forged a deal with Candlelight Records, a U.K. based label which now distributes the band's records across America and England.
For a while last year, Russia ignored OPEC's complaints and stepped up exports to win a greater share of the world oil market as prices fell.
An outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Brazil last year disabled a competitor, allowing Argentine exports to win new markets.But that in turn caused beef prices to rise at home (see chart).
Auto industry experts in Asia say Honda's plan may make sense mainly in a political context, if the company is using promises of exports to win government permission to expand its production for the lucrative and fast-growing Chinese market.
Those investigations, and the business they encouraged, helped Bangladesh bring in $24 billion in garment exports last year, winning it a spot just behind China as the world's second-biggest apparel exporter.
He was put in charge of exports and soon won large contracts, including the sale of buses to Cuba.
This would create jobs in both the donor and recipient countries; enable the Afghans to feed themselves and develop export markets; win the hearts and minds of the population; cut off the primary revenue source sustaining Taliban insurgents; and help stabilize the country, curtail corruption and end the war.
She won export awards, showed Princess Anne around her factory and had tea at Buckingham Palace.
