The expansion of US energy exports is heavily reliant on substantial investments in infrastructure. A report by ICF, commissioned for the American Petroleum Institute, highlights the necessity of enhancing pipeline systems, terminals, and other facilities to support increased export capacities. Without these improvements, the potential for the US to capitalize on global energy demand may be hindered. The report emphasizes that timely and strategic investments are crucial for fostering growth in the energy sector and maintaining competitiveness in international markets. Overall, a focus on infrastructure development is essential for the future of US energy exports.