Leticia Gonzales joined Natural Gas Intelligence as a markets contributor in 2014 after nine years at S&P Global Platts, where she was involved in producing the daily and forward price indexes for U.S. electricity and natural gas markets. She joined NGI full time in 2019 to cover North American natural gas markets and news and in 2021 was appointed Price & Markets Editor. In this role, Leticia oversees NGI's Daily Gas Price Index, including the process for calculating, monitoring, and publishing its natural gas daily prices.
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Led by South Central, EIA Report Shows Massive First Storage Injection
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a 23 Bcf injection into storage inventories for the week ending March 29, massively larger than the majority of expectations.
Negative Permian Prices Lead Downward Trajectory for Natural Gas Forwards
In the throes of the shoulder season, natural gas forward prices sank further during the March 28-April 3 period amid a healthy supply picture, mild weather and storage inventories that were seen as easily being replenished this summer. May, June and balance-of-summer (May-October) prices slid an average 5 cents, while Permian Basin forward prices joined their cash counterparts in negative territory, according to NGI’s Forward Look.
Large Storage Build Sends Natural Gas Futures Lower; Permian Cash Bounces
After a temporary stall, natural gas futures moved decisively lower Thursday as the potential for more cold later this month didn’t appear to be such a big deal after the Energy Information Administration (EIA) delivered a huge bearish miss on storage data. The Nymex May gas futures contract settled 3.4 cents lower at $2.643/MMBtu, while June fell 2.9 cents to $2.686.
Storage Data Pressures Natural Gas Futures as Permian Cash Rebounds
After a temporary stall, natural gas futures moved decisively lower Thursday as the potential for more cold later this month didn’t appear to be such a big deal after the Energy Information Administration (EIA) delivered a huge bearish miss on storage data. The Nymex May gas futures contract settled 3.4 cents lower at $2.643/MMBtu, while June fell 2.9 cents to $2.686.
Total, Tellurian Boost Partnership in Louisiana LNG Export Project Ahead of FID
Total SA’s stake in Tellurian Inc.’s planned Louisiana liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project is nearing the $1 billion mark after the French major agreed to invest another $500 million in the facility.
Natural Gas Futures Steady Despite Weak Fundamentals; Permian Cash Hits New Low
Traders kept a watchful eye on weather models Wednesday, but with little significant change to long-term outlooks, opted to hold their positions intact ahead of fresh storage data expected Thursday that is likely to reflect the first build of the season. The Nymex May gas futures contract settled only seven-tenths of a cent lower at $2.677, as did June, which landed at $2.715.
Natural Gas Futures Hold Steady as Permian Cash Sets New Record Lows
Traders kept a watchful eye on weather models Wednesday, but with little significant change to long-term outlooks, opted to hold their positions intact ahead of fresh storage data expected Thursday that is likely to reflect the first build of the season. The Nymex May gas futures contract settled only seven-tenths of a cent lower at $2.677, as did June, which landed at $2.715.
LNG Contracts Heralding Second Wave of Sanctioned U.S. Export Projects
NextDecade Corp. took the global stage late Monday in announcing the first long-term supply deal from its proposed Rio Grande liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project in South Texas.
Returning Cold Caps Losses for Natural Gas Futures as Permian Cash Sinks Further into Red
Although high pressure that started building across the country eased natural gas demand and prices on Tuesday, early signals for more cold weather later this month limited any significant declines. The Nymex May gas futures contract slipped 2.4 cents to settle at $2.684. June fell 2.7 cents to $2.722.
Natural Gas Futures Slip as Analysts Eye Potential for Late-April Cold; Permian Cash Hits New Lows
Although high pressure that started building across the country eased natural gas demand and prices on Tuesday, early signals for more cold weather later this month limited any significant declines. The Nymex May gas futures contract slipped 2.4 cents to settle at $2.684. June fell 2.7 cents to $2.722.