Natural Gas News – September 18, 2026

By Published On: September 18, 2026Categories: Daily Natural Gas Newsletter

Natural Gas News – September 18, 2026

Nat-Gas Prices Climb on Smaller Storage Build

However, nat-gas prices gave up most of their advances Thursday on forecasts of cooler US weather, which could reduce nat-gas demand from electricity providers for air conditioning. The Commodity Weather Group said Thursday that forecasts shifted cooler, with above-average temperatures now covering a smaller portion of the South and Southeast from September 22 to October 1. Monday’s rally in European gas prices to a 3.75-year high has provided carryover support to US gas prices… https://tinyurl.com/36hy8h3k

Data Centers Will Burn More Nat-Gas Than Small Nations

Gas consumption to produce electricity for data centers is expected to grow by 15 billion cubic feet per day in the ten years to 2035, even accounting for many currently planned projects never being built, BloombergNEF said. That’s more gas than is currently consumed by all nations except China, Russia, Iran and the US itself, according to data from the US Energy Information Administration. It’s also more than double BloombergNEF’s previous forecast in December of 6.9 billion cubic feet per day… For More info go to https://tinyurl.com/mr26rz2t

 

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