Markets are expecting lower gas prices to return to the Permian Basin next year as surging production overwhelms West Texas again before key midstream capacity expansions enter service in 2021. Continue Reading
The year 2020 could reveal whether a smattering municipal bans on new natural gas hookups for buildings becomes a more widespread movement tied to de-carbonization efforts around the country. Receive Continue Reading
US working gas in storage likely plummeted at a rate well above the five-year average last week on colder weather and record-high LNG demand, but Henry Hub’s balance-of-winter prices continue Continue Reading
Chevron surprised a number of people last week when it announced that it would take a non-cash, after-tax impairment charges of $10 billion to $11 billion in its fourth-quarter 2019 Continue Reading
There have been some signs the shale boom that re-energized America’s domestic energy industry a few years back, might be entering a maturing phase of its development. A phase where Continue Reading
Another liquefaction train at Cameron LNG has begun production. The second liquefaction train at the Cameron LNG project in Hackberry, La., has begun producing liquefied natural gas (LNG), McDermott International, Continue Reading
As production from the US Northeast stalls and the active rig count declines in the region, the market could tighten significantly and help propel Henry Hub futures later this winter. Continue Reading
Drillers and investors who are getting pummeled in the threadbare LNG market might not be sold anymore on the idea that natural gas is the fuel of the future, but Continue Reading
A US trade group representing manufacturers with $1 trillion in annual sales wants DOE to reject four applications to export LNG from the Gulf Coast. A U.S. trade group representing Continue Reading
“We’re not pointing a finger,” said Kurt Blanock, whose teenage son died of Ewing’s sarcoma three years ago. His wife, Janice Blanock, was one of the parents who pushed for Continue Reading
