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Natural Gas Futures Plummet as Imbalance Worries Intensify

Natural Gas Futures Plummet as Imbalance Worries Intensify

The prompt month dropped more than 20 cents on the day The latest EIA storage report showed a robust injection ‘Nobody should be surprised the natural gas bubble has burst’ Natural Gas Futures Plummet as Imbalance Worries Intensify Natural gas futures plunged Thursday amid intensifying imbalance concerns and escalating worries about looming storage surpluses as…

September 18, 2020

The Offtake: LNG in Brief

A roundup of news and commentary from NGI’s LNG Insight ClipperData: LNG vessel Hough Gannet was berthed at Sabine Pass LNG in Louisiana on Wednesday and is “the first expected loading post Hurricane Laura.” SM Eagle was the last vessel to load at the facility on Aug. 23.  U.S. feed gas deliveries jumped to 6.35…

September 9, 2020
LNG Market Tightens with Cameron, Sabine Pass and Gorgon Terminals Still Offline

LNG Market Tightens with Cameron, Sabine Pass and Gorgon Terminals Still Offline

The global market is tightening with three major liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities offline in the United States and Australia, supporting a price rally that began last month as fundamentals started improving.  The Sabine Pass and Cameron LNG terminals on the Gulf Coast, the two largest in the United States with a combined export capacity…

September 4, 2020
In-Line Storage Injection Lifts October Natural Gas Futures

In-Line Storage Injection Lifts October Natural Gas Futures

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Thursday reported an injection of 35 Bcf into storage for the week ending August 28. The result came in roughly on par with median estimates and nudged Nymex natural gas futures higher. The latest injection was bullish relative to a year earlier, when EIA reported a 77 Bcf…

September 3, 2020
Energy Industry, Communities Paying It Forward with Hurricane Laura Relief

Energy Industry, Communities Paying It Forward with Hurricane Laura Relief

With Louisiana and Texas communities and businesses facing substantial losses after Hurricane Laura, charitable efforts by the oil and gas industry and beyond are providing a helping hand.  Cheniere Energy Inc., the largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter in the United States, pledged $1 million to local organizations that are supporting relief efforts. The donation…

September 3, 2020
LNG Jitters Send Natural Gas Futures Plunging; Louisiana Power Restoration Possibly Weeks Away

LNG Jitters Send Natural Gas Futures Plunging; Louisiana Power Restoration Possibly Weeks Away

After another day of low liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand, natural gas futures buckled in a big way Tuesday as the continuation of weak exports and cool September outlook pressured the market. The October Nymex gas futures contract dropped 10.3 cents to settle at $2.527. November fell a much more modest 1.9 cents to $2.901.…

September 1, 2020
GOM Natural Gas, Oil Output Coming Online, but Lake Charles, LA, Region Facing Weeks Without Power

GOM Natural Gas, Oil Output Coming Online, but Lake Charles, LA, Region Facing Weeks Without Power

Almost 42% of the natural gas and more than half of the oil produced in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico pre-Hurricane Laura remained shut-in on Monday, according to reports from 35 exploration and production companies. The Interior Department’s Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement said as of 11:30 a.m. CT, 41.29% of gas produced was…

August 31, 2020
LNG Recap: No Major Damage Reported at Cameron, Sabine Pass Terminals

LNG Recap: No Major Damage Reported at Cameron, Sabine Pass Terminals

Four days after Hurricane Laura made landfall near Lake Charles, LA, both Cheniere Energy Inc. and Sempra Energy reported minimal damage at the Cameron and Sabine Pass LNG terminals.  Both facilities were still offline on Monday. Sempra’s Cameron LNG took a direct hit from the storm, which came ashore packing 150 mph winds and was…

August 31, 2020
Sustained Heat Enough to Lift Weekly Natural Gas Prices Again Despite Hurricane Laura’s Ravaging

Sustained Heat Enough to Lift Weekly Natural Gas Prices Again Despite Hurricane Laura’s Ravaging

In what may be the last blast of summer, near triple-digit temperatures across Texas and much of the Southeast this week boosted weekly spot gas prices for the Aug. 24-28 period. However, with the former Hurricane Laura crashing ashore the Gulf Coast late in the period, and temperatures falling on the West Coast, NGI’s Weekly…

August 28, 2020
GOM, Onshore Operators Finding Minimal Natural Gas, Oil Facility Impacts in Laura’s Wake

GOM, Onshore Operators Finding Minimal Natural Gas, Oil Facility Impacts in Laura’s Wake

In the wake of former Hurricane Laura, U.S. offshore natural gas and oil production shut-ins remained static on Friday afternoon. The Interior Department’s Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement at midday Friday said 60% of natural gas produced in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) remained shut-in while 84% of total oil output was offline. The…

August 28, 2020
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