Articles tagged Sabine Pass LNG

Cheniere Energy Inc. could wrap up a maintenance blitz at its Sabine Pass LNG export terminal next week. The work went on longer than initially expected but was still on pace to shed far fewer volumes than last year.

Natural gas futures fell for a third day on Friday, weighed down by upward revisions to production data and weather models trimming a little from June’s record heat outlook.

Price bulls shook off a bearish government inventory report to send natural gas futures higher for a second day Thursday.

In a volatile start to the week, natural gas futures gave back a large chunk of the previous session’s gains through midday Tuesday as the market continued to search for fair value.  

Natural gas futures floundered on Tuesday as traders took profits and ongoing maintenance projects called into question the timing of a full rebound in export demand.

Having rallied sharply month-to-date, natural gas futures eased lower through midday trading Tuesday as maintenance dinged daily export demand in updated estimates. West Texas physical prices, meanwhile, were climbing out of the negatives.

Cheniere Energy Inc. expects the global natural gas market to accommodate the coming influx of LNG volumes expected to hit the water by the end of the decade as it continues to make progress on three of its own projects. 

Natural gas futures tried to shake off a stronger-than-expected government inventory print Thursday but settled lower as benign weather and LNG hiccups weighed.

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Natural gas futures rallied again on Tuesday, gaining ground amid near-term weather demand and despite expectations for a festering supply glut through the spring shoulder season.