“Terrific” may not be the first word that comes to mind when describing the economy in 2009, but for investors in natural gas and oil stocks, last year was absolutely divine, with nearly 85% of the stocks in the global market delivering positive returns, according to a report issued Monday by energy research firm IHS Herold.
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Gas Demand: ‘Not a Lot to Get Excited About’
With the exception of the power generation market, “I don’t see a lot to get excited about” when it comes to natural gas demand, an official with Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. Securities Inc. (TPH) told NGI Tuesday.
Correction
The story “For Gas Bulls, Bad News Comes First” (see Daily GPI, Nov. 23) quoted an incorrect price forecast from a Credit Suisse presentation slide. For 2009 the firm has cut its U.S. gas price forecast to $3.97 from $4.01.
Researcher Mulls LNG Export from Canada’s East Coast
When it comes to Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals, what’s good for the West could also be good for the East, according to a researcher at the Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI).
Researcher Posits LNG Liquefaction for Canada’s East Coast
When it comes to Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals, what’s good for the West could also be good for the East, according to a researcher at the Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI).
Kinder: Low Gas Prices Still ‘Very Much a Positive’
The CEO of Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP (KMP) told energy analysts last week he remains “kind of a contrarian in the long run” when it comes to the current price of natural gas.
Kinder Says Low Gas Prices Still ‘Very Much a Positive’
The CEO of Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP (KMP) told energy analysts late Wednesday he remains “kind of a contrarian in the long run” when it comes to the current price of natural gas.
Analysts Look to Europe for LNG Hints
Whether the long-predicted tide of liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports comes to U.S. shores as a torrent or a trickle remains to be seen. The predictions of two industry watchers vary greatly, but they’re both looking to Europe for clues.
Analysts Watching Europe for LNG Signals
Whether the long-predicted tide of liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports comes to U.S. shores as a torrent or a trickle remains to be seen. The predictions of two industry watchers vary greatly, but they’re both looking to Europe for clues.
GasMart 2009: Gazprom U.S. Marketing Chief: No End to LNG-Oil Index
When it comes to index pricing of liquefied natural gas (LNG) around the world, East doesn’t meet West, and that’s not likely to change, according to John Hattenberger, president of Gazprom Marketing & Trading, the U.S. arm of Russia’s OAO Gazprom.