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
Biden Says It’s ‘Uncertain’ Whether China Tariffs Will Be Lifted
Biden Says He Can’t Ease Tariffs on China Yet President Joe Biden said that he’s not ready to lift tariffs his predecessor imposed on Chinese imports, despite calls from U.S. Continue Reading
Methane Cloud Spotted Near Oklahoma Natural Gas Pipelines
A powerful cloud of planet-warming methane was spotted earlier this month in Oklahoma near multiple pipelines and oil and gas wells. State and federal regulators said they couldn’t identify the Continue Reading
Automakers Develop Charging Networks for Greater EV Cred
Electrify America EV charging stations on display at AutoMobility LA in November. Stay on top of the electric car revolution by signing up to our Hyperdrive newsletter here . Frequent Continue Reading
Colder weather, LNG import push reset outlook for New England winter gas prices
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
Biden Expects Russia to ‘Move In’ on Ukraine; Warns of Sanctions
“I’m not so sure he has, is certain, about what he’s going to do,” Biden says. “My guess is he will move in, he has to do something.” President Joe Continue Reading
How coal holds on in America
David Saggau, the chief executive of an energy cooperative, tried to explain the losing economics of running a coal-fired power plant to a North Dakota industry group more than a year ago. Continue Reading
Most U.S. States See Nuclear Power As Part Of Green Transition
The majority of U.S. states and the District of Columbia see a future for nuclear power in their respective energy policies for a transition away from fossil fuels, a survey Continue Reading
Massive US natural gas storage draws look to continue in 2022 as winter deepens
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
US gas production drop, colder weather promises tighter supply, higher prices ahead
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