Nat Gas News U.S. LNG Booms As Natural Gas Prices Crash Natural Gas Intel reported: Despite the current oversupply and depressed natural gas prices all over the world, the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market is set for further growth, at least into the middle of this decade, as suppliers sanction new projects and major […]
Nat Gas News Natural Gas Price Fundamental Daily Forecast – EIA Withdrawal Expected to Come in Well-Below 5-Year Average Yahoo Finance: Natural gas futures are edging higher on Thursday, shortly before the regular session opening and the release of the government’s weekly storage report. Since gapping sharply lower at the start of the week, prices […]
Nat Gas News Crude Oil, Natural Gas Prices Part Ways. What Does This Mean? DailyFX: While crude oil prices continue to rise, US natural gas producers have seen prices plunge to lows they’ve not seen since early 2016. In markets overwhelmingly driven by large, global themes be they US-China trade, Brexit or Middle Eastern geopolitics, […]
Nat Gas News US gas exporters fight to survive supply glut The Wall reported: Multibillion dollar gas export projects that are central to the Trump administration’s push for “energy dominance” are locked in a battle for survival as prices fall and the market faces a supply glut. Liquefied natural gas is a critical outlet for […]
Nat Gas News The U.S. Natural Gas Boom Is On Its Last Legs Oil Price reported: Weak natural gas prices amid abundant supply and a falling rig count across the United States will slow down U.S. natural gas production growth this year, and some basins will even see production declines, analysts say. Due to the […]
Nat Gas News EIA forecasts declining natural gas consumption in US power sector in 2021 S&P Global reported: Competing renewables and expected higher natural gas prices have prompted the US Energy Information Administration to forecast that natural gas consumption in the power sector will fall 3.2% in 2021 after witnessing slower growth in 2020. The […]
Nat Gas News Why U.S. LNG Can’t Win In Europe Oil Price reported: When Washington imposed sanctions on companies, the move drew criticism not just from Russia but from Germany as well. The sanctions, targeting firms building the pipeline that will increase Gazprom’s export capacity for Europe, were seen as interference in Germany’s internal affairs […]
Nat Gas News Natural gas seen as a solution for wet grain The Dickinson Press reported: Mike Brandenburg says this is the first year his family has had to dry almost every bushel of soybeans and corn they’ve produced on their farm near Edgeley. For farmers, the difference between the past and today is corn, […]
Nat Gas News – January 10, 2020 Natural Gas Futures Gain as Market Eyes Possible End to ‘Blowtorch Regime’ Natural Gas Intel reported: With guidance increasingly favoring an end to the recent run of exceptionally warm temperatures, the natural gas futures market managed to absorb a bearish miss from the latest inventory data Thursday. The […]
Nat Gas News – January 9, 2020 Divergent paths: Oil, natural gas going different directions Reuters reported: The diverging fundamentals of U.S. oil and natural gas can be seen dramatically in the markets, where the oil-to gas price ratio has surged to its highest in six years. The oil-to gas ratio, or the level at […]
