Mexico Imports of U.S. Natural Gas Still Above 7 Bcf/d as Prices Slump – Spotlight
North American natural gas prices slumped this week as summer heat waned and supplies flooded the market.
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Europe’s Russian LNG Imports Again on the Rise
Despite efforts to ban Russian natural gas imports, Europe has been taking in more of it as higher spot prices in the Pacific Basin in recent weeks have drawn more American supplies toward Asia.
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Where Are North American Natural Gas Prices Headed? Storage, Weather and Exports Are Key, Says NGI
Natural gas export capacity could explode within months on the Gulf Coast and in Western Canada, a signal for operators to begin ramping up activity. Still, storage is continuing to rise, and weather demand has remained tepid. What does it mean for prices? NGI’s experts have a few answers.
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Mexico Must Pay Attention to Industrial Natural Gas Opportunity — Column
The ongoing trend of growing natural gas imports into Mexico from the United States will probably continue into the foreseeable future, with significant implications for the country's energy landscape.
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Liberty CEO Sees Limited Near-Term Upstream Natural Gas Growth, but Bullish on AI, Exports
Liberty Energy Inc. CEO Chris Wright said he thinks artificial intelligence (AI) and the return of manufacturing in the United States would bode well for natural gas demand. He also said exports to Mexico would be “increasingly important” and could support the price of U.S. natural gas indexes going forward.