Goldman Sachs trading enough natural gas to become the seventh largest gas marketer in North America. Photo by Steve Oehlenschlager/Shutterstock Goldman Sachs is now buying and selling enough natural gas to make it one of the key players on the market — even reportedly overtaking oil major Exxon Mobil and Chevron and emboldened enough to now call an end to the supply glut. According to a recent regulatory filing, Goldman Sachs bought and sold 1.2 trillion cubic feet of physical gas in the U.S. in 2015, which equates to 25 percent of the country’s residential consumption and more than double its 2013 volumes. These figures turn Goldman Sachs and its J Aron commodities division into the seventh largest gas marketer in North America, according to Natural Gas Intelligence. Related: How Oil Prices Are Impacted By Storage Logistics Goldman Sachs entered the natural gas selling market in 2010 with its […]