The U.S. benchmark natural gas price reversed losses from earlier on Thursday and turned higher after the Energy Information Administration reported a smaller-than-forecast injection into storage. As of 11:30 a.m. Continue Reading
Cash basis at Waha is trading near historic highs this month as production weakness in the Permian Basin and strong demand from neighboring markets tighten the supply balance in West Continue Reading
“Gas will be a repeat of coal but quicker. When we look at power generation, you can see that going really, really quickly.” This is what the head of company Continue Reading
Permian flared volume falls to 2% from 16% in Q3 2019 Company to eliminate routine flaring onshore by 2025 Flaring, emissions cuts buoy US output growth in 2021 BP is Continue Reading
BP has been one of the companies most responsible for the burning of unwanted natural gas in the busiest U.S. oil field. Now it is trying to clean up its act. Continue Reading
The European Commission is split over whether to postpone a decision on classifying gas generated from fossil fuels as green energy under its landmark classification system for investors. Brussels had Continue Reading
Natural gas is falling out of favor with emissions-wary investors and utilities at a quicker pace than coal did, catching some power generators unaware and potentially leaving them stuck with Continue Reading
Due to the winter storms in February, net natural gas withdrawals from storage this heating season exceeded the five-year average by 10.6 percent, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said on Continue Reading
Demand, price spikes seen in Northeast Asia, US in Q1 Security of gas supply ‘never out of season’ ‘Time will tell’ if events lead to policy shifts Extreme weather in Continue Reading
Natural gas injected into US underground storage fields the week ended April 9 dwarfed the five-year average once again, but the Henry Hub summer strip gained some ground while the Continue Reading
