Natural Gas News – October 19, 2020 Henry County awarded $1.5 million grant from Appalachian Regional Commission to connect Commonwealth Crossing to natural gas service The Appalachian Regional Commission announced a $1.5 million grant to Henry County this week to help connect the Commonwealth Crossing industrial park to natural gas. This funding will go towards […]
Markets are mixed this morning as traders focus on rising COVID-19 cases and the resumption of Libya’s oil production. The demand outlook for this winter is becoming increasingly dismal, and the prospects of a US stimulus package passing before the election seem low. Oil markets are watching OPEC+’s meeting today for signs of any changes […]
Prices whipsawed yesterday, plunging by a dollar early in the day before rising following the EIA’s bullish inventory report. By the end of the day, prices closed less than 10 cents off from Wednesday’s closing level. This morning, prices are trading slightly lower, with gasoline leading the way. The EIA’s weekly report showed a crude […]
WTI crude finished the week slightly higher while products finished lower by a small margin. A trifecta of rebounding supply caused a moderate selloff on Monday. On Sunday, US workers began returning to Gulf platforms that had been evacuated ahead of Hurricane Delta. In Libya, force majeure was lifted from its largest oil field, Sharara; […]
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 […]
WTI crude is down sharply in early trading this morning. New restrictions to slow the surge of coronavirus cases has increased uncertainty about the pace of economic and fuel demand recovery: London: Tighter COVID-19 restrictions are expected to take effect starting at midnight on Friday. France: Nearly a third of the population is under a […]
WTI crude and products are up somewhat this morning, trading sideways at times as markets consider a growing second wave of coronavirus cases around the world. The US has seen 30,000 to 35,000 new cases per day in September but is now back up to 50,000 daily new cases. These kinds of statistics are causing […]
IEA forecasts a serious, ongoing oil demand hit from Covid-19 After an unprecedented 8% drop this year, global oil consumption will return to pre-crisis levels in 2023, provided Covid-19 is brought under control next year, the Paris-based agency said on Tuesday. Even in that case, which is the most optimistic scenario for oil considered by […]
Crude fell nearly 3% on Monday, as supply came back online from multiple sources. The return of supply was the major factor moving markets lower yesterday and continues to pressure markets today. Crude is recouping some of its losses this morning on positive news coming out of China. China is the world’s largest crude importer […]
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 […]
