Hurricane Irma’s Wrath Weighs On Natural Gas
Estimates vary, but some 9 million people lost power during Hurricane Irma, according to the CEO of Florida Power & Light, the state’s largest utility. As of Monday, an additional Continue Reading
Once fringe players, Swiss traders grab $10 billion slice of LNG market
Swiss trading houses are muscling in on the global market for liquefied natural gas, until now the preserve of energy giants, and expect to grab a $10 billion share of Continue Reading
ExxonMobil slashes LNG price to India in bad omen for producers
India has won a price cut on a 20-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) deal with global giant ExxonMobil Corp (XOM.N) in a rare contract renegotiation, a bad sign for producers Continue Reading
Natural Gas: Production back to near pre-Harvey levels
Offshore US Gulf of Mexico natural gas production continued to return to pre-Hurricane Harvey levels as crews returned to platforms Tuesday, while onshore producers and midstream companies said they were Continue Reading
Gas: About 8.1% of Gulf of Mexico output remains offline
Houston and the Gulf Coast region of Texas continued to dry out Monday following the days of historic flooding that Harvey delivered. The storm made landfall as a hurricane, but Continue Reading
Natural gas : Production recovery continues
Gulf of Mexico offshore gas production continued to rebound Sunday in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement said about 271.4 MMcf/d of gas was Continue Reading
Cuomo’s Fracking Opposition Hurts New York
Governor Andrew Cuomo in New York, January 18. The economic fallout from Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s rejection of the Constitution pipeline should serve as a warning to other states that want Continue Reading
Russia’s Comeback In The LNG Race
In a little more than a month’s time, Russia will formalize its claim for a bigger role in the ever-expanding global LNG market. Early October, when the Yamal LNG will Continue Reading
U.S. natural gas futures up as Tropical Storm Harvey hits production
U.S. natural gas futures rose more than 1 percent after touching a nearly three-week low on Monday as concerns about a tighter market following Tropical Storm Harvey offset any effects Continue Reading
The (Only) Culprit Of Coal’s Demise
On August 23, the U.S. Department of Energy released a highly anticipated study on the reliability of the U.S. electricity grid, the product of a review ordered by Secretary of Continue Reading