Natural Gas News – September 15, 2025
Natural Gas News – September 15, 2025
Mansfield Market Assessment
The market is stable today on the heels of low demand going out thru the 11-15 day forecast. We are approaching the season lows of demand, and the market has remained uncharacteristically stagnant and unresponsive lately. Production is over 107Bcf/day and End of Season numbers are still approximately 4 TCF. We believe that we are going to get a winter rally here at some point, although that might not be until we are in October and we see some cold weather if and when that materializes.
Permian Gas Prices Dive Below Zero As Pipelines Fill Up
Natural gas prices at the Waha Hub in West Texas dipped to negative $1.26 per mmBtu on September 15, 2025, after pipeline maintenance and limited takeaway options left producers struggling to move their supply. When pipelines in the Permian basin get jammed up or shut for repairs, natural gas piles up fast – often sending prices plummeting. That’s exactly what just happened at the Waha Hub, where spot prices nosedived by over 2,300% from the previous session, landing in the red for the sixth time this year. For more info go to… https://tinyurl.com/bdyvfrnc
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