“The phase one trade deal reached between the US and China is a positive step forward, creating greater certainty across the American economy,” API President and CEO Mike Sommers said. “Although the US leads the world in energy development, trade wars disrupt global supply chains and create new barriers to US exports. De-escalation of trade tensions is welcome news to a wide range of industries, but there’s more work to be done. We encourage the administration to stay at the negotiating table until the US-China marketplace for energy trade is fully restored and all remaining tariffs are lifted – including US tariffs on imports of industrial components used in our industry and Chinese retaliatory tariffs on US energy exports.”
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Lydia Woellwarth
Editor
Lydia graduated from the University of Leeds with a BSc Geography degree in 2016 and then travelled extensively across the US and southern Asia. She joined Palladian Publications in February 2018 and is now Editor for LNG Industry, Dry Bulk and Energy Global.
Outside of work, Lydia enjoys photography, wild camping and reading.



