The natural gas industry is reeling as the political climate begins to shift against the industry faster and earlier than many expected. “If large institutional financial banks stop funding fossil Continue Reading
Natural gas production in the Marcellus and Utica shale plays is growing at a slower pace than before as low prices persist, but demand has yet to catch up to Continue Reading
The United States will be the global leader in newly-built liquefied natural gas (LNG) liquefaction capacity between 2019 and 2023, data and analytics company GlobalData said in a new report. Continue Reading
The first unit of the Elba Liquefaction Project near Savannah, Ga., has reached the commercial in service stage. The first unit of the approximately $2 billion Elba Liquefaction Project near Continue Reading
he US government’s continued hardline stance on Iran has spilled over into the LNG sector, with Washington’s latest sanctions imposed against a Chinese shipper having a potential knock-on effect on Continue Reading
The oil majors have been piling into bets on natural gas in recent years, viewing gas as a more durable source of demand growth than oil for the long haul. Continue Reading
The Appalachian Basin is one U.S. hydrocarbon prospection patch that just keeps on giving natural gas – be it via conventional or unconventional means. It’s what the U.S. Energy Information Continue Reading
Appalachian shale drillers are getting squeezed by low prices, and a supply glut may mean that there is little prospect of a pricing rebound anytime soon. Earlier this month, IHS Continue Reading
Investments in liquefied natural gas since the start of the year have hit an all-time high of $50 billion, the International Energy Agency’s head, Fatih Birol, told an industry conference. Continue Reading
Renewable natural gas—methane collected from waste and manure—is a popular source of energy in Europe, but in the United States, it has yet to establish itself as a viable alternative Continue Reading
Highlights Waha weekly average at 97 cents, up from negative territory Texas, Southwest power burns hit annual highs in mid-July Denver — Permian Basin gas prices averaged their highest since Continue Reading
The United States will surpass current market leaders Australia and Qatar to become the world’s biggest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter in 2024, a high-ranking official at the International Energy Continue Reading
America is awash in natural gas. In parts of the country there’s hardly a drop to burn. Earlier this year, two utilities that service the New York City area stopped Continue Reading
U.S. natural gas prices have collapsed since the end of winter, even as inventory levels remain below average levels for this time of year. Henry Hub prices spiked in the Continue Reading
US natural gas in storage rose 89 Bcf to 2.390 Tcf for the week ended Friday, the US Energy Information Administration reported Wednesday. The injection was more than an S&P Continue Reading
Growing exports of US LNG will help prop up domestic natural gas prices despite surging production that has created a years-long glut, according to a report from Moody’s. Analysts at Continue Reading
Natural gas prices in Europe have plummeted thanks to a rising gas export war between Russia and the US, much to the delight of European consumers. European natural gas prices Continue Reading
Some summer demand for August boosted the price of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Asia at the end of June from three-year lows earlier in the month, providing an incentive Continue Reading
Natural gas in underground storage to could continue filling at an above-average pace throughout the remainder of the summer in nearly all regions, keeping prices down at multiple hubs across Continue Reading
US LNG has thus far reached over 30 nations. This year, the U.S. will surpass Malaysia to become the world’s third largest seller of LNG. The country could even eclipse Continue Reading
There were early warnings: Chinese investors became reluctant about investing in U.S. LNG projects soon after President Trump fired the first shot in what has turned out in a full-fledged Continue Reading
Both demand and supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are expected to grow in the foreseeable future as many emerging markets turn to cleaner-burning fuel in their energy mix and Continue Reading
Construction delays and cost blowouts could hit the next wave of liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects as there are a limited number of contractors able to handle the huge projects, Continue Reading
A venture backed by NextEra Energy Inc. is trucking natural gas from the Marcellus Shale to New England, where pipeline bottlenecks have helped send prices for the fuel soaring in Continue Reading
Rising shale oil production in the United States that drove gas flaring up 48 percent in 2018 also pushed up the global total by 3 percent to 145 billion cubic Continue Reading
So far this year, Russia has been flooding the European markets with an oversupply of natural gas despite the fact that the glut is pushing natural gas prices lower. Booming Continue Reading
Flaring of natural gas rose 3% year-to-year in 2018 to an estimated 145 billion cum, the World Bank’s Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR) disclosed on June 12. The growth Continue Reading
My previous article addressed the merger between PEG-Nord and PEG-TRS, and the potential implications for gas security within Southern Europe. This article revisits the topic of gas security in Southern Continue Reading
Last year was “another golden year for natural gas,” with demand surging by 4.6 percent, the fastest rate since 2010, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency. Continue Reading
Russia has criticized U.S. efforts to supply natural gas to Europe because it is “fearful” of free-market competition, Washington’s top energy diplomat said this week, in comments that reflect growing Continue Reading
Global gas demand is expected to grow at a rate of 1.6% a year until 2024, fueled by Chinese consumption which will account for over a third of the demand Continue Reading
Europe saved $8 billion on its natural gas bill last year because surging U.S. shale production and a shake-up in EU energy markets forced Russia to change its gas pricing Continue Reading
New Jersey regulators on late Wednesday rejected key permits from Williams Cos Inc on building the Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) natural gas pipeline from Pennsylvania to New York, the Associated Continue Reading
The price of liquefied natural gas (LNG) that the United States is exporting to Europe will stay competitive to Russian pipeline gas supplies in the long term, U.S. Secretary of Continue Reading
The consumption of natural gas has grown considerably over the years. Especially LNG is in high demand as it adds a degree of flexibility to the market. Although Australia’s gas Continue Reading
Anglo-Dutch major Shell expects the global LNG market to grow by 4% a year to 2035 and the company plans to “grow with it,” maintaining its leading position in the Continue Reading
Cheniere Partners has decided to build another liquefaction train at its facility in Cameron Parish, La. Cheniere Energy Partners, L.P. reported Monday that it has made a positive final investment Continue Reading
French energy group Total has reached a deal to buy Toshiba’s U.S. liquified natural gas business, a source familiar with the matter said on Friday. The acquisition comes amid a Continue Reading
North Slope producers BP and ExxonMobil have agreed to contribute $20 million to help the state of Alaska complete a federal licensing process for the proposed $41 billion Alaska LNG Continue Reading
The US Department of Energy has authorized additional exports of domestically produced natural gas from the Freeport LNG Terminal in Texas, according to a DOE press release from Tuesday, but Continue Reading
Demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) will continue to rise in the foreseeable future as global natural gas demand will grow exponentially with major emerging economies raising the share of Continue Reading
For several years a mysterious fleet of tractor trailers loaded with natural gas cylinders has been crisscrossing U.S. roads, and in the dark early morning hours on Sunday, March 3, Continue Reading
If China follows through on its retaliatory threat of raising U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) tariffs from 10 to 25 percent, U.S. exports will be hit hard — but another Continue Reading
Lone Star Ports LLC, backed by Carlyle Group, will be seeking a faster-track approval from the U.S. Administration for its project to build the first U.S. onshore export terminal capable Continue Reading
(Reuters) – National Grid Plc said on Friday it will not process new applications for natural gas service in its New York City and Long Island service area until Williams Continue Reading
A senior Pakistani official said a few weeks ago that Qatar had emerged as the front runner for a long term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal with the country. Continue Reading
The U.S. trade war with China has dozens of developers of liquefied natural gas export terminals scrambling to find other buyers, now that the fastest-growing market for the fuel is Continue Reading
In an unsurprising move, the New York state authorities rejected a proposal for a new natural gas pipeline that would have supplied 400 million cu ft of natural gas daily Continue Reading
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission continued advancing LNG projects May 16, granting approval to a fourth train at the Freeport LNG export terminal in Texas that would add up to Continue Reading
New York denied a key permit for a $1 billion Williams Cos. shale gas pipeline, dealing a critical blow to a project that would shuttle fuel to customers in New Continue Reading
