Expect U.S.-European deals despite Greenland friction: Guilfoyle

• Greece is swiftly becoming a key U.S. LNG gateway to Europe, signing major long-term supply deals to replace Russian gas and bolster regional energy security for Ukraine, Romania and other countries.

Driving the news: Guilfoyle, speaking at Axios House in Davos at the World Economic Forum, said to expect more deals announced with European nations in early February.

• "Any day of the week, if you have a choice to partner with the United States of America and President Trump, you take that choice over Russia and [Vladimir] Putin," she said.
• Guilfoyle, responding to a question, rejected any notion that Trump could threaten to cut off natural gas supplies in the same fashion as he has threatened tariffs.
• "I do not believe that for one second that President Trump would ever do that, without question, absolutely not," she said.

Zoom in: Guilfoyle said her work on LNG — specifically deals measured in BCM, or billion cubic meters — consumes much of her time.

• "This is what I do all day long. I talk about BCM," she said.