Natural Gas News – July 9, 2020 Natural Gas Price Fundamental Daily Forecast – Robust Cooling Demand Could Drive Market to $2.00 Exports of natural gas by pipeline are the largest component of U.S. natural gas trade, accounting for 40% of all U.S. gross natural gas exports in 2019. EIA expects these exports to increase […]
Nat Gas News – July 6, 2020 Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Buys Dominion Energy Natural Gas Assets in $10 Billion Deal Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is finally pulling the trigger. The conglomerate is spending $4 billion to buy the natural gas transmission and storage assets of Dominion Energy. Including the assumption of debt, the deal totals […]
Natural Gas News – June 25, 2020 LNG Buyers Seen Rejecting Fewer U.S. Cargoes as Prices Rise Buyers of U.S. liquefied natural gas will probably cancel fewer shipments scheduled for August than they do for July as prices show signs of recovery, according to traders. Cheniere Energy Inc., the nation’s biggest producer of LNG, received […]
Nat Gas News Natural Gas Markets Beyond COVID-19 Forbes: In a less spectacular fashion than oil, international natural gas prices have fallen. The explanation goes far beyond low demand related to the COVID-19 pandemic or demand in general. It relies on a much larger and more complicated array of factors that include supply and demand […]
Natural Gas News – February 26, 2020 Japan Will Remain A Key Market For U.S. Liquefied Natural Gas Forbes: Japan has been the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) importer for a very long time. Since U.S. LNG exports from shale started in February 2016, Japan has been its third largest importer, after South Korea […]
Nat Gas News A Way to Halt Natural Gas Flaring Arrives on the Back of a Truck Perched on the back of a semi-trailer is the latest weapon in tackling the problem of wasted natural gas that oil producers often vent into the air or even burn off at the wellhead. Cryobox takes fuel directly […]
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, […]
Oil prices drop after reports Saudi Aramco has restored output capacity to pre-attack levels Oil futures sank on Monday, sending U.S. prices to their lowest settlement in a month, after reports that Saudi Aramco has fully restored production capacity that was lost to the crippling attacks on Saudi oil facilities earlier in September. Click here […]
Natural Gas News – November 22, 2017 Pennsylvania House leaves Marcellus Shale tax up in the air The Seattle Times reported: HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Legislation in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to impose a long-sought tax on Marcellus Shale natural gas production is up in the air until December. The Republican-controlled House adjourned until […]
Nat Gas News – November 21, 2017 Houston puts forth liquefied natural gas proposal News-Miner reported: FAIRBANKS — Exporting liquefied natural gas to other parts of the state has long been on the radar for residents of Houston, Alaska, but it wasn’t until two years ago when a new railroad spur was constructed that this […]
