Milder weather and decreased demand resulted in U.S. natural gas spot prices averaging in 2020 the lowest in decades, since at least 1997, data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) Continue Reading
Warnings from meteorologists about the potential for polar vortex weather to develop in the central and eastern US later this month are fueling a rally in Appalachia’s balance-of-winter gas market, Continue Reading
Natural gas seems to be locked in a range that prevents it from being truly economic across the demand cycle. As you can see from the graphic below, for about Continue Reading
Making bold assertive statements is never a prudent strategy for any analyst, regardless of the topic to be examined. Risking the peril of not seeing the sudden twist behind the Continue Reading
Liquefied natural gas traders anticipate a swift demand recovery in 2021 after a year in which the coronavirus pandemic prompted dramatic price swings. Colder weather in key importing nations, outages at Continue Reading
US natural gas in storage likely fell by a margin much higher than the five-year average once again last week despite the Christmas holiday, which typically douses demand. Receive daily Continue Reading
A sharp rise in global prices for natural gas is proving a relief for companies seeking to export more of the fuel from the US, after a year of setbacks Continue Reading
US LNG feedgas demand surged Dec. 28 to near a record set two weeks earlier as spot prices for deliveries to Northeast Asia, the world’s biggest import market, rose to Continue Reading
Missouri hardly produces any natural gas, unless you count the hogs. The methane wafting from the manure ponds at swine farms across the state is increasingly funneled into pipelines and Continue Reading
When Jim Wright won a seat on Texas’ energy regulator against climate activist challenger Chrysta Castaneda, the anti-fossil fuel movement’s collective hearts sank. The planet will be ruined! But the Continue Reading
