Working natural gas inventories ended the winter heating season at 2,478 billion cubic feet (Bcf), exceeding the previous end-of-March record high of 2,473 Bcf, set in 2012, according to EIA’s Continue Reading
The LNG Glut and the Golden Age of Gas, Part 1 ‘Where are all the LNG postponements?’ was the puzzled, plaintive warning heard from Oil & Gas experts Wood Mackenzie Continue Reading
Taking a long view on the global market, Russian energy company Gazprom said it selected St. Petersburg as the 2022 host of a liquefied natural gas summit. Billed as the Continue Reading
Summary As one of the seven largest natural gas producing regions in the U.S., the Eagle Ford is a significant area to understand for natural gas-oriented investors. In this article, Continue Reading
Adding on to the Nord Stream natural gas pipeline running from Russia to European shores would impact the regional market significantly, an EU official said. Russian energy company Gazprom in Continue Reading
Natural gas producers are finally realizing that the age-old adage is true: If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. Explorers have idled drilling equipment at historic rates — Continue Reading
Cheap natural gas has slashed coal traffic across the U.S. rail network and in turn hit demand for diesel, demonstrating the interlocking relationship between the country’s energy and transport systems. Continue Reading
The falling dominoes that are major liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects show that the industry needs a re-think on how it is structured and operates. Up until now LNG has Continue Reading
Natural gas is drilled in Pennsylvania. U.S. natural-gas production hit its highest level ever over the winter even in the face of low prices, a conundrum at the heart of Continue Reading
Natural gas prices took their second-biggest losses of March with stable weather reports capping a recent rally connected to expectations for strong heating demand. Futures for April delivery settled down Continue Reading
