U.S. natural gas prices continue their rollercoaster ride at the height of the heating season, after extreme volatility gripped the market in the fall amid more-than-a-decade low natural gas inventories Continue Reading
It’s been well noted on my OilPrice.com posts over the past year that President Donald Trump isn’t happy with where and even how much of Europe procures its natural gas. Continue Reading
U.S. dry natural gas production will rise to an all-time high of 90.19 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) in 2019 from a record high 83.31 bcfd in 2018, according Continue Reading
Southern California Gas Co (SoCalGas) urged consumers to reduce natural gas use until further notice to avoid straining the utility’s system as cold weather blankets parts of its service area. Continue Reading
The NYMEX February natural gas futures contract jumped 49.2 cents in trading Monday to settle at $3.591/MMBtu with colder weather forecast for the eastern half of the US toward the Continue Reading
Britain has rejected the case for a relaxation of fracking regulations despite warnings that the current system is “strangling” the industry, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. Fracking, or hydraulic Continue Reading
Gas production in the state of Louisiana in the southern U.S. will soon reach record heights thanks to an outstanding resurgence of the Haynesville shale play. Rystad Energy research shows Continue Reading
With the millions of tons in new liquefied natural gas capacity coming on stream these days, many have begun worrying about an oversupply that would pressure prices to uncomfortably low Continue Reading
Poland is continuing to make a pivot away from its decades-long natural gas supplier – Russia. In a statement on Wednesday , Polish state-controlled oil and gas company PGNIG said Continue Reading
Natural gas prices have fallen sharply after spiking to multi-year highs in late 2018, and prices could fall further still. The U.S. entered the peak winter demand season with gas Continue Reading
