Deficit to five-year average expands to 303 Bcf NYMEX Henry Hub prompt hits $7.25/MMBtu Cool weather expected to linger into late April US natural gas storage activity flipped back to Continue Reading
Britain will have enough gas supply to meet demand from April to September, National Grid said in its annual summer outlook on Thursday. Total UK gas demand is forecast at Continue Reading
Highlights Survey calls for an undersized injection of 10 Bcf Henry Hub 2022 futures approach $7/MMBtu Following a rocky start to the US natural gas storage injection season, milder weather Continue Reading
European natural gas prices edged higher, following seven sessions of declines, with Russian supplies through Ukraine expected to fall on Tuesday. Orders dropped to about 68% of the amount that Continue Reading
NYMEX Henry Hub May settled at $6.28/MMBtu April 8 April 7 was prompt-month’s highest price since December 2008 Widening storage deficit, strong LNG exports possible drivers After settling at its Continue Reading
Germany’s biggest pipeline network operator Open Grid Europe (OGE) plans to build a 30km liquefied natural gas (LNG) link from a planned terminal at the North Sea port of Wilhelmshaven Continue Reading
Executives from several U.S. LNG producing companies met with European energy officials to discuss purchases of liquefied natural gas. The meetings, held in the United States, followed a promise made Continue Reading
NextDecade Corporation signed on Wednesday another long-term agreement for a U.S. exporter to sell liquefied natural gas (LNG) to China in the most recent deal between American and Chinese firms. Continue Reading
Storage hits season-low at 153 Bcf deficit to average Gulf Coast LNG feedgas demand up 2 Bcf/d vs. 2021 Salt dome drawdown possibly extended this season As gas storage levels Continue Reading
Asia is the world’s largest LNG market, but demand growth in the region is slowing as competition from Europe for cargoes heats up. Europe’s determination to wean itself off Russian Continue Reading
