Natural Gas News – October 16, 2020 Energy demand to receive a work-from-home boost this winter “Get yours before they go,” says the headline on a home improvement article dedicated to the hottest housing trends. The must-have item? A patio heater. With winter in the northern hemisphere fast approaching, the Covid-19 pandemic is prompting families […]
Natural Gas News – October 12, 2020 Coal, Nuclear Retirements in US Midwest Might Boost Gas-Fired Power Demand As natural gas storage surpasses five-year maximum levels in the US Midwest, a swath of coal and nuclear power plant retirements look to boost gas’ share of generation winter over winter, help ing balance a towering inventory […]
Natural Gas News – October 8, 2020 EIA sees rising US gas demand, exports pushing up winter Henry Hub prices Rising domestic demand for natural gas and improved LNG exports heading into the winter are likely to combine with declining production to push up Henry Hub spot prices to average $3.38/MMBtu in January 2021, the […]
Natural Gas News – October 5, 2020 US mediation on maritime border with Israel could help gas exploration: Lebanese Speaker The US is mediating between Lebanon and Israel on the demarcation of their maritime border, and a deal could help Lebanon explore for oil and gas in Blocks 8 and 9 in the Mediterranean, Lebanese […]
NGN September 28, 2020 Natural Gas Will Rule The US Energy Market For Decades Natural Gas Will Rule The US Energy Market For Decades- Natural gas was first hailed as the bridge between the fossil fuel past and the renewable future. Then it came under fire because although cleaner than oil and coal, it is […]
Nat Gas News 9-17-20 The Latest Threat For China’s Natural Gas Demand A drive to cut electricity prices for end-users has prompted Beijing to reduce gasfired power plant tariffs, which has threatened the survival of many of them, Wood Mackenzie reports, adding to already substantial pressure on the industry from the ongoing trade war with […]
Nat Gas News – 9- 14- 20 U.S. LNG exports rise from coronavirus lows as global gas prices soar U.S. liquefied natural gas exports were on track to increase for a second month in a row in September for the first time since hitting a record high in January as rising global gas prices prompted […]
Nat Gas News N.J.’s first natural gas terminal for tanker ships may get final vote Plans to build New Jersey’s first liquefied natural gas export terminal may get a final vote from the Delaware River Basin Commission this week, prompting a flurry of last-minute protests by opponents including environmentalists and public-health advocates. The interstate water […]
Nat Gas News U.S. energy exports severely disrupted by Hurricane Laura Oil and gas exports from the United States have been severely disrupted by Hurricane Laura, with nearly a million barrels per day (bpd) of crude exports likely reduced this week by closures of U.S. Gulf Coast terminals and disruptions at ports. The hurricane also […]
Nat Gas News Houston Ship Channel spot gas rebounds as Hurricane Laura leaves Houston unscathed Spot natural gas prices in the Houston metropolitan area saw a double-digit rebound the morning of Aug. 27, as Hurricane Laura bypassed the area without leaving major power outages or infrastructure damage. Houston Ship Channel gained 17.50 cents to settle […]
