January natural gas finished flat Friday, but other months eased as traders don’t see any bullish factors and cite a technical trading objective 50 cents lower. January settled unchanged at $3.127 and February eased 0.3 cent to $3.174. January crude oil fell 34 cents to $93.53/bbl.
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BP Shares Take Another Beating
As BP plc was expected to cut its dividend, shares in the company continued their downward slide Wednesday. While BP continued to cite its large cash reserves and viability, some analysts were speculating that the company would declare bankruptcy.
Bulls No Match for On-Target Inventory Report; April Futures Ease
April natural gas futures declined in active inventory-report driven trading Thursday. Short-term traders were quick to cite the end of winter as the near-term market driver and discounted the release of inventory data by the Energy Information Administration (EIA). Longer term, analysts suggest that the market has limited downside potential. At the close April futures fell 9.2 cents to $4.767 and May slid 9.6 cents to $4.831. April crude oil shed $1.83 to $78.17/bbl.
Bulls No Match for On-Target Inventory Report; April Futures Ease
April natural gas futures declined in active inventory-report driven trading Thursday. Short-term traders were quick to cite the end of winter as the near-term market driver and discounted the release of inventory data by the Energy Information Administration (EIA). Longer term, analysts suggest that the market has limited downside potential. At the close April futures fell 9.2 cents to $4.767 and May slid 9.6 cents to $4.831. April crude oil shed $1.83 to $78.17/bbl.
Supreme Court Agrees to Decide State Border Dispute Over Crown Landing LNG Terminal
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide a boundary dispute brought by New Jersey against Delaware over BP’s plans to cite a 1.2 Bcf/d liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal on the New Jersey side of the Delaware River in Logan Township, Gloucester County (see Daily GPI, Aug. 4).
DOE-FERC Cite Lessons to be Learned from LNG Blast in Algeria
A handful of prevention and mitigative strategies would limit the exposure of other liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities to the “cascading events” that caused the deadly explosion at the LNG complex in Skikda, Algeria earlier this year, according to a joint report by the Department of Energy (DOE) and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
DOE-FERC Cite Lessons to be Learned from LNG Blast in Algeria
A handful of prevention and mitigative strategies would limit the exposure of other liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities to the “cascading events” that caused the deadly explosion at the LNG complex in Skikda, Algeria earlier this year, according to a joint report by the Department of Energy (DOE) and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Power Execs Cite Regulatory Uncertainty, Reliability, Infrastructure as Top Issues
Regulatory uncertainty, system reliability and aging physical infrastructure are the three most critical issues facing the electric power industry, but they will be difficult to fix unless they are solved simultaneously, according to a new survey of utility company executives.
AGA Studies Cite Progress in Competitive Gas Use
Competitive natural gas supplies are widely available and widely used by large customers, including electric generators, industrials and commercial companies, according to two studies issued last Wednesday by the American Gas Association (AGA).
AGA, EnCana Cite Weaknesses in FERC’s Code of Conduct for Gas Market
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission should require “all sellers of natural gas,” not just a few select industry sectors, to adhere to the agency’s proposed code of conduct aimed at curbing manipulative behavior and transactions in gas markets, the American Gas Association (AGA) said last week.