US natural gas stocks tumble 206 Bcf for week ending Jan. 14: EIA
US natural gas inventory fell by more than 200 Bcf during the second week of 2022, much more than the market expected, yet the Henry Hub prompt retreated nearly 20 Continue Reading
US natural gas inventory fell by more than 200 Bcf during the second week of 2022, much more than the market expected, yet the Henry Hub prompt retreated nearly 20 Continue Reading
Low temperatures in Boston dip to the single digits F Northeast res-comm demand outpaces 5-year average Boston cash prices top $26, pulling balmo contract up The arrival of frigid weather Continue Reading
Gas prices have slumped despite seemingly favorable geopolitical trends such as increased tensions between Russia and Ukraine, delays in the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, and eastward flows on the key Continue Reading
US natural gas inventories continue to fall at an above-average pace as sinking supplies signal potentially tighter markets in the weeks ahead and greater reliance falls on storage withdrawals and Continue Reading
After earlier rebound, production slides below 92 Bcf/d US gas demand trending near top of five-year range Inventory surplus forecast to evaporate by late January NYMEX prompt-month gas futures prices Continue Reading
Forecasters are predicting a cold snap over the next two weeks. United States natural gas prices could climb even higher if the Arctic blasts materialize. If the U.S. experiences a Continue Reading
Woodmac: Natural gas demand is likely to remain resilient in the short term LNG exporters are expected to post strong results at the start of 2022 Natural gas prices could Continue Reading
As companies rush to set climate goals, some aren’t even getting the basics quite right when it comes to accounting for greenhouse-gas emissions. That’s what researchers in Ireland, the U.K., Continue Reading
Output hits 33.3 Bcf/d Jan. 14, down 4% from record Eastern Gas South basis up 34 cents, January to date 2022 forward basis prices trade at discounts to cash A Continue Reading
The U.S. government has held talks with several international energy companies on contingency plans for supplying natural gas to Europe if conflict between Russia and Ukraine disrupts Russian supplies, two Continue Reading