A new scientific study published recently in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences , coordinated by EDF, reports findings from the most comprehensive examination of regional methane emissions Continue Reading
Analysts expect government data scheduled for release Thursday to show natural-gas inventories last week fell less than the average amount for this time of year. The U.S. Energy Information Administration Continue Reading
The US EIA said domestic natural gas production in 2015 was expected to reach 79.58 billion cubic feet per day, just off the 79.61 bcfd it forecast last month. Dec Continue Reading
January is usually among the most expensive months to buy US natural gas. But next month is shaping up to be the cheapest thanks to unseasonal warm weather. Wholesale gas Continue Reading
Some of the world’s biggest natural-gas producers are trying to seize on changes in how the fuel is bought and sold to create an OPEC-style group to influence prices. Leaders Continue Reading
Call it the invisible spill. You can’t see it, but it’s there — a steady stream of natural gas seeping out of a leaking well in Southern California that may Continue Reading
Working gas in underground storage across the US Lower 48 was estimated at 3.9 tcf as of Nov. 27, which represented a net decline of 53 bcf from the previous Continue Reading
Vladimir Putin may be throwing his military power around like never before, but the Kremlin is finding another weapon in its arsenal — massive gas exports — is losing its Continue Reading
Preliminary figures provided by DrillingInfo, which monitors rig activity, showed drilling permits issued for the 90,000-square mile (233,100 sq km) reservoir beneath Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia, slumped to 68 Continue Reading
The price in relation to gallons of gas is displayed on a pump at a natural gas station in San Diego, California November 3, 2015. Natural gas surpassed coal in Continue Reading
