Churning

Most U.S. NatGas Plays Make Money at $4.00-Plus, Says Raymond James

Most U.S. NatGas Plays Make Money at $4.00-Plus, Says Raymond James

Nearly every major natural gas play in the United States makes money at prices above $4.00/Mcf, and more important, can generate a “decent rate of return” at prices above $4.25, according to an analysis by Raymond James & Associates Inc.

June 11, 2013

Tropic Uncertainty Leads Futures Higher

Spooked by the potential of coming in Monday to a full-blown hurricane churning in the Gulf of Mexico, natural gas futures traders on Friday pushed the July contract to a high of $4.893 before the contract closed the regular session at $4.861, up 11.3 cents from Thursday’s finish but 13.6 cents below the previous week’s close.

June 28, 2010

Chesapeake Output Soars; CEO Sees Gas Floor of $9-11

Chesapeake Energy Corp. kept its U.S. natural gas machine churning 24/7 in 2Q2008, and the results were enviable.

August 4, 2008

Chesapeake Output Soars; CEO Sees Gas Floor of $9-11

Chesapeake Energy Corp. kept its U.S. natural gas machine churning 24/7 in 2Q2008, and the results were enviable.

August 4, 2008

Eyes Turn to Tropical Depression Ten, But Cash Shows Little Movement

Tropical Depression Ten was churning south of Jamaica Tuesday evening and was poised to become a Tropical Storm in the next 24 hours, according to the National Hurricane Center. The storm contributed to a sharp rise in futures prices Tuesday — the October contract soared to a high of $3.69 — but failed to produce much of an effect on cash prices until very late trading. Most cash points were flat to up or down a few cents on average.

September 18, 2002

California Waits for Solutions from Sacramento

While the clocks tick and the calendar pages keep turning,California keeps churning out court and regulatory cases fasterthan legislative solutions for its nagging energy woes.

February 22, 2001