LNG  is 7 bucks per MBTU in the Asian spot market and climbing,..despite all the so called "supply".  
A "supply" doesn`t mean much if you cannot afford the shipping costs to deliver it to your people, or don`t have a steady delivery contract over time, risking interruptions.  Shipping costs and distances are far more from the US Gulf Coast or Australia. Quatar is exporting less gas now and using more for itself. 
 The door is still open for an Alaskan natural gas project.  The cartel doesn`t want to invest in a competitor`s gasline, and that`s what Alaska`s line would be to Exxon and BP and conoco.  Alaska gas coming onto market would lower the value of their other eastern conventional and US fracked gas.
The Asian market is growing for gas, and will be one of the largest growth markets if not the largest.  It will reach it`s peak demand around 2023, right at the time an Alaskan project is complete.  We are not selling gas at today`s prices, but as close to 2023 prices as we can get.