Mexico Imports of U.S. Natural Gas Still Above 7 Bcf/d as Prices Slump – Spotlight
By Christopher Lenton on
North American natural gas prices slumped this week as summer heat waned and supplies flooded the market.
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When Will Natural Gas Demand (and Prices) Strengthen? Patience, Patience, Patience
North America is swimming in natural gas and global demand still lags, but within a few months, opportunities are expected to open up as Gulf Coast and Western Canada exports expand and storage levels decline.
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‘Supercharged September’ Suggesting Up to 10 Named Atlantic Storms, Infusing Downside Risk for Natural Gas Prices
By Leticia Gonzales on
Conditions are ripening for more storms to develop in the Atlantic basin by the end of this month, with storms likely to continue well into November, according to AccuWeather.
LNG Vessel Anchors Near Plaquemines LNG as Project Nears Cool Down — Three Things to Know About the LNG Market
By Jacob Dick on
NO. 1: A loaded LNG vessel from Equinor ASA’s Hammerfest LNG export terminal has anchored southeast of New Orleans near Venture Global LNG Inc.’s Plaquemines LNG project, according to Kpler ship data, raising market speculation that liquefaction equipment could be close to commissioning.
Natural Gas Forward Prices Fall Ahead of Cooler Temperatures, Waning Demand
By Leticia Gonzales on
The natural gas market has tossed on a light sweater and officially turned the page on summer, sending prices lower across the forward curve, according to NGI’s Forward Look.
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NextDecade Nixes Plans for CCS to Reduce Rio Grande LNG Emissions
By Jacob Dick on
NextDecade Corp. has withdrawn its request for FERC to review a proposed carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Brownsville, TX, that was previously proposed to reduce emissions from its Rio Grande LNG (RGLNG) export project.
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When Will Waha Natural Gas Prices Find Firm Footing in Positive Territory?
By Kevin Dobbs on
Permian Basin benchmark Waha cash prices, mired in a protracted slump amid limited natural gas takeaway capacity and a supply glut, may see the summer come and go without relief. But a massive new pipeline is slated to enter service this fall, promising to free up an abundance of associated gas and ease pricing pressure.
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Enterprise Snapping Up Piñon Midstream to Build Permian Natural Gas Gathering Services
By Carolyn Davis on
A deal by Enterprise Products Partners LP to snap up a Permian Basin sour gas midstream operator will accelerate the Houston giant’s strategy in the nation’s largest producing region by “at least three or four years,” a top executive said Wednesday.
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Calcasieu Pass LNG Customers Ask FERC to Deny Commissioning Extension
By Jacob Dick on
After reviewing a collection of private documents about commissioning of Venture Global LNG Inc.’s Calcasieu Pass export terminal, several of its foundational customers are again urging FERC not to approve an extension.
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Permian’s Largest Private Midstreamer Brazos Touts Natural Gas Gathering, Processing Expansion
By Andrew Baker on
Private equity-backed Brazos Midstream is planning to add 500 MMcf/d of cryogenic natural gas processing capacity and 175 miles of gas gathering pipelines in the Permian Basin’s Midland sub-basin by the end of next year, management said.
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Mexico Natural Gas Development Key to Energy Security, Industry Group Warns
By Christopher Lenton on
Mexico needs to do more to develop its local natural gas industry, according to a new analysis from oil and gas trade group Asociación Mexicana de Empresas de Hidrocarburos (Amexhi).
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