OPEC Deal Is Bad News for U.S. Gas and Good News for LNG
OPEC’s decision to shrink oil production is both a blessing and a curse for natural gas markets. It’s bad news for the U.S. gas bulls enjoying a rally that has Continue Reading
U.S. LNG Is Changing The Global Gas Game
In the emotion-laden aftermath of the U.S. presidential elections, the focus of all energy attention seems to be exclusively on crude oil and domestic production. Specifically, on whether energy independence Continue Reading
Is The U.S. Set To Become An LNG Powerhouse
The LNG industry has been turned on its head by forces that could not been foreseen just few years ago. Continuous drop in demand for gas in Asian markets (down Continue Reading
Growing LNG supply glut redefining global flows, long-term contracts: PIRA
Global flows of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are set to change as the growth in a supply glut will peak in 2018 because of new production from Australia and the Continue Reading
Are Market Conditions For U.S. LNG Improving?
As Cheniere Energy shuts down its LNG terminal at Sabine Pass for a month of repairs, it seems like a good time to take stock of the global LNG situation. Continue Reading
Big Break Through For Small Scale LNG
With the price differential between oil and LNG sending mixed signals to the market, is the time right to look at Small Scale LNG (SSLNG)? Below we outline six key Continue Reading
The First U.S. LNG Shipment To China Arrives
The fist LNG shipment to China from the lower 48 states arrived last week, marking the official entry of the U.S. into the Asian LNG market. The shipment was chartered Continue Reading
Gas Leak Has California Preparing for LNG Imports, Capping Use
State recommends monitoring refiners’ gas use, pump prices Agencies say state should also prepare for LNG imports California is looking at capping the amount of natural gas burned by power Continue Reading
Cheniere’s first LNG export cargoes: A contrarian indicator for U.S. natural gas prices?
Cheniere Energy has long been my favorite contrarian indicator in the U.S. natural gas market. For those unfamiliar with the term, a contrarian indicator is an event which suggests that Continue Reading
UK’s Brexit vote leads to bearish impact on LNG as currencies weaken
The UK’s Brexit vote is expected to have a bearish effect on the global LNG market due to the weakening of European currencies, several trading sources said Friday. News of Continue Reading