Constricted

Physical Market Mostly Flat; Futures Make Modest Recovery

The physical market was mostly flat Monday as some higher quotes surfaced in the constricted Northeast and also California and the Rockies, but eastern and Midwest points were steady to slightly lower. At the close of futures trading September had added 3.1 cents to $2.908 and October had gained 3.5 cents to $2.918. September crude oil rose 80 cents to $92.20/bbl.

August 7, 2012

Outlook: Production, Solid Contracts to Sustain Pipeline Build

Constricted and expensive capital markets have not stifled natural gas pipeline development, and analysts predict projects generally will move forward, driven by producers’ need to get gas to market and supported by investors’ appetite for “more reasonable returns and greater certainty.”

January 12, 2009

Outlook: Production Push, Relative Safety Will Sustain Pipeline Development

Constricted and expensive capital markets have not stifled natural gas pipeline development, and analysts predict projects generally will move forward, driven by producers’ need to get gas to market and supported by investors’ appetite for “more reasonable returns and greater certainty.”

January 9, 2009