Freeport LNG Development LP said Wednesday it has reached a consent agreement with federal regulators, keeping it on track to return its export facility on the Upper Texas Coast to full service by the end of the year.
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LNG 101: Higher Stakes Seen for U.S. Exports with Atlantic Hurricane Season Underway
The Atlantic hurricane season is underway, and the U.S. natural gas industry is taking extra measures this year to be better prepared for major storms that could have far-reaching impacts amid lower domestic storage inventories and tight global energy markets. “For the global gas market, the stakes are higher with Freeport LNG offline, especially given…
Natural Gas Futures Eclipse $8/MMBtu Early as Market Mulls Lean Storage Print
As natural gas traders and analysts continued to assess balances following a surprisingly lean weekly storage build in the latest government inventory report, futures advanced beyond the $8.00 mark early Friday. The August Nymex contract was up 14.8 cents to $8.080/MMBtu as of around 8:40 a.m. ET. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Thursday reported…
Southeast Natural Gas Forward Basis Sharply Higher Amid Rampant Cooling Demand
Bears continued to tear into natural gas futures for the sixth straight week, sending August fixed prices down 87.0 cents on average for the period ending July 6, according to NGI’s Forward Look. September fixed prices put up similarly steep losses, which extended through the remainder of the summer (August-October). Notably, even the strip for…
Natural Gas Forwards Free Fall on Prolonged Freeport LNG Outage
As demand destruction from the Freeport liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal outage continued to loosen balances, strong summer heat failed to prevent natural gas forwards from falling during the June 23-29 trading period. Fixed prices for August delivery at benchmark Henry Hub tumbled 37.4 cents during the period to average $6.499/MMBtu, NGI’s Forward Look data…
PHMSA Examines ‘Overpressure Situation’ at Freeport LNG, Possibly Delaying Restart
High pressures in a stretch of piping likely caused an explosion that knocked the Freeport liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal offline, according to federal regulators, who have proposed requirements that could ultimately delay a return to service. The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) said the cause of the June 8 incident is…
August Natural Gas Futures Make Soft Landing at Front of Curve Despite Bullish Backdrop
Nymex natural gas futures, led now by the August contract, failed to hold onto early price gains amid weakening demand ahead of the holiday weekend. The August Nymex futures contract settled at $6.498/MMBtu, down 7.2 cents on the day. September futures slipped 6.4 cents to $6.493. At A Glance: Models still point to hot July…
Freeport LNG Outage Proves Need to Boost Natural Gas Output, Says Huntsman CEO
Barring an increase in domestic natural gas production, the United States should stay the course with regard to liquefied natural gas (LNG) export volumes, the top executive at global chemical manufacturer Huntsman Corp. told NGI. “I don’t think we should be exporting any more LNG than we are today if we’re not going to, conversely,…
Freeport LNG Outage Dominates North American Natural Gas Price Outlook
An extended outage at the Freeport liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal continued to dominate the North American natural gas price outlook during the June 9-15 trading period, casting a wide shadow over regional markets from coast to coast, NGI’s Forward Look data show. The initial outage following an explosion at the 2.0 Bcf/d Freeport terminal…
Europe and Asia LNG Prices Surge on Freeport Outage, Nord Stream 1’s Reduced Flows
News that the outage at Freeport LNG in the US will last longer than initially expected drove up the ICIS European TTF gas benchmark due to lower expected US exports. The ICIS East Asia Index (EAX) also climbed, underscoring its close ties to Europe’s prices.