Analysts expect another below-average natural gas injection to US storage fields for the week ended June 18 as multiple regions near the halfway point of the season with sizable deficits Continue Reading
Natural-gas prices are starting the summer air-conditioning season nearly twice as high as they were a year ago. Demand for the fuel is picking up as the world’s economies reopen and Continue Reading
Pennsylvania’s counties and municipal governments will see the lowest level of annual fee revenue they get from Marcellus Shale gas wells, as drilling slowed and prices sank during the pandemic, Continue Reading
In just a few years, the image of natural gas markedly shifted from the bridge fuel of the energy transition to just another fossil fuel that emits an even more Continue Reading
Toasty early-summer weather and falling wind generation have lifted US gas-fired power burn to seasonal highs this month, but rising gas prices threaten to put a damper on the rally. Continue Reading
Chesapeake Energy Corp. said three executives are leaving, marking the latest shakeup of the senior ranks at the Oklahoma oil and gas producer since it emerged from bankruptcy four months Continue Reading
China will this year overtake Japan as the world’s largest importer of liquefied natural gas, ICIS Edge, a service of market intelligence provider ICIS, said this week, as quoted by Continue Reading
U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are set to surge this year from the already record levels in 2020 as demand in Asia and Europe is high, even in Continue Reading
The accelerating transition toward a low-carbon future promises a slow decline for gas-fired power generation in the years ahead as wind and solar continue to gain traction, propelled by low Continue Reading
The US Energy Information Administration June 8 raised by 1.63 Bcf/d to 99.76 Bcf/d its natural gas marketed production estimate for the US in the third quarter of 2021. Receive Continue Reading
