Lies, Bad Lies And Natural Gas Statistics
Emotions are running high for natural gas traders after the fireworks of the past six weeks. I’m currently on the sidelines, and, while I’m long term bearish, nothing goes up Continue Reading
China’s CNPC Considers Taking Over South Pars Gas Field
China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) is mulling the taking over of the majority stake in an Iranian gas project from Total if the French company walks out of Iran to Continue Reading
The Uncertain Future Of Natural Gas
Its green credentials are not whiter than white, but relative to coal, modern combined cycle gas turbine power plants (CCGT) are highly efficient, emit low levels of pollution and crucially Continue Reading
It’s As If the Craziest Week in European Gas Never Happened
It’s like the craziest week in European gas markets for as long as anyone can remember never happened. U.K. prices are almost back where they ended last week as a Continue Reading
Putin Pleased As Desperate UK Turns To Russian Natural Gas
We said two days ago that it’s been a tough week for anybody who needs to heat their home or put gasoline in their cars in Britain. The litany of Continue Reading
Russia Wins in Arctic After U.S. Fails to Kill Giant Gas Project
Sanctions created ‘deadlock’ for Yamal LNG, says Total Novatek plans new projects to challenge Qatar for scale Building the $27 billion Yamal liquefied natural gas project meant shipping more than Continue Reading
Panama Canal Can’t Handle U.S. LNG Boom
The International Energy Agency recently predicted that the United States could become the world’s top LNG exporter within ten years. This prediction, however, is far from a certain one. The Continue Reading
Are NatGas Prices About To Explode?
As I write this, Henry Hub (the primary confluence of pipelines in northern Louisiana at which the NYSE daily futures contract price is pegged) is off 11 cents to $2.79 Continue Reading
Russia Aims To Challenge Qatar LNG Dominance
Vladimir Putin officially launched on Friday the Yamal LNG project in the Arctic—Russia’s second LNG plant and its push to challenge the dominance of Qatar and Australia, and the U.S. Continue Reading
The Super Basin Behind U.S. NatGas Dominance
Natural gas production in the United States has skyrocketed over the past five years, making the carbon-light fossil fuel cheaper to access and plentiful for export, according to a new Continue Reading