Natural Gas News – April 8, 2022 Political will can lead to accelerated LNG import Europe can deploy new LNG import infrastructure far more quickly than in the past when there is the “political will” to do so, a senior official from industry group Gas Infrastructure Europe said April 6. GIE deputy secretary general Roxana […]
Natural Gas News – April 5, 2022 Natural Gas Prices Could Stabilize Soon The energy sector has retreated markedly from its highs in the first days of March but remains a hot topic for markets. Europe’s gas market survived several bouts of fear that it would be without Russian gas. However, we only saw a […]
Natural Gas News – April 1, 2022 What Is Holding U.S. Oil Production Back? The U.S. energy sector continues to be an outlier in this bear market, gaining +6.6% last week thanks to riding a rally in crude prices after Yemen’s Houthi rebels claimed a series of attacks on Saudi Aramco oil storage facilities. May […]
NATURAL GAS NEWS – March 25, 2022 U.S. LNG exports set a new record high 2021 U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) set another record high in 2021, averaging 9.7 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d)—an increase of 3.2 Bcf/d (50%) compared with the prior year, according to recent data from the U.S. Energy […]
Natural Gas News – March 22, 2022 Discounted LNG from Russia to cut costs of importers, users Higher spot LNG prices have led to a decline in India’s import of the commodity since January compared with the year-ago period. However, with the war in Ukraine and economic sanctions on Russia, the price of Russian natural […]
Natural Gas News – March 18, 2022 EIA: The U.S. Is Still Energy Independent Last December I covered the nuances of U.S. energy independence. A common belief that I encounter is that President Trump made us energy independent, but we lost that energy independence under President Biden. That’s not strictly true, but it requires a […]
Natural Gas News – March 15, 2022 Why LNG Won’t Fully Replace Russian Gas In Europe Europe became the largest customer of U.S. producers of liquefied natural gas recently, taking in more than 50 percent of total U.S. shipments over the last three months. But U.S. LNG, as well as LNG from other sources, would […]
Natural Gas News – March 10, 2022 The Global Gas Crisis Has Made American LNG Hot These are pretty scary times for the world right now as Russia continues its war with Ukraine, sending oil prices to shocking levels. The price for a barrel of oil jumped to over $118 on Thursday, the highest level […]
Natural Gas News – March 8, 2022 U.S. natgas falls over 3% on lower demand forecasts Europe may have dodged the bullet of gas outages for this winter, but surging prices for natural gas in Europe is quickly becoming a worrisome signal for the EU economy. The front month gas price at the Dutch TTF […]
Natural Gas News – February 24, 2022 LNG global trade rises 6% in 2021 amid higher demand Global trade in liquefied natural gas rose 6 per cent to 380 million tonnes in 2021 on the back of higher demand as economies recovered from the coronavirus-induced slowdown and countries focused on cutting emissions. China, the world’s […]
