A potentially active hurricane season could shut in a substantial portion of oil and natural gas production in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) this year, according to an analysis by Enverus Intelligence Research (EIR). “Should a hurricane disrupt oil and gas production in the GOM, EIR’s mid-impact case estimates 40% of total GOM production would…
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Natural Gas Futures See-Saw as Market Balances Heat Against Robust Supply; Cash Prices Climb
Natural gas futures struggled to find direction Monday, teetering between modest gains and losses as traders weighed robust near-term cooling demand against strong production and stout supplies in storage. At A Glance: Weather outlook loses some heat Production rebounds to 101 Bcf/d NGI sees smaller storage injection The August Nymex gas futures contract ultimately settled…

Bearish Storage Print Sends Already Battered Natural Gas Futures Reeling; Spot Prices Slide
Natural gas futures faltered on Thursday, driven lower by a robust inventory injection that reflected strong production and anemic demand. The July Nymex gas futures contract, which has lost ground each day this week, dropped 10.8 cents day/day and settled at $2.158/MMBtu.. August lost 8.5 cents to $2.273. At A Glance: EIA posts 110 Bcf…

Experts See Below-Average Atlantic Hurricane Season in 2023
Researchers at Colorado State University (CSU) anticipate a slightly below-average Atlantic hurricane season in 2023. This is principally due to the likely development of the El Niño weather phenomenon. However, “Given the conflicting signals between a potentially robust El Niño and an anomalously warm tropical and subtropical Atlantic, the team stresses that there is more…

Natural Gas Futures Extend Rally as Wintry Weather Nears; Spot Prices Surge
Natural gas futures flew higher on Monday, bolstered by forecasts for substantially colder weather and stronger heating demand. The December Nymex contract gained 54.4 cents day/day to settle at $6.944/MMBtu, adding to a 42.5 cent rally in Friday’s session. January climbed 49.0 cents to $7.244. At A Glance: Forecasts add ‘hefty’ dose of demand Potential…

Natural Gas Forward Curves Retreat as Deadly Ian Rages Across Southeast
With natural gas production remaining stout – even amid temporary shut-ins ahead of Hurricane Ian – and cooler weather leaving its mark on storage inventories, natural gas forward prices continued to fall during the Sept. 22-28 week, according to NGI’s Forward Look. In the latter part of the period, all attention was on Florida, where…

Natural Gas Forward Prices Extend Losses as Ian Wipes Out Power to Millions
With natural gas production remaining stout – even amid temporary shut-ins ahead of Hurricane Ian – and cooler weather leaving its mark on storage inventories, natural gas forward prices continued to fall during the Sept. 22-28 week, according to NGI’s Forward Look. In the latter part of the period, all attention was on Florida, where…

Natural Gas Forward Prices Plummet as Supply Growth Seen Improving Storage Outlook
Dragged lower by an upward swing in production, moderating weather and an ongoing curtailment of feed gas deliveries to the Freeport LNG facility, natural gas forward prices crumbled during the trading period from Sept. 15 to Sept. 21. Steep declines of more than 70 cents extended from the October contract through the winter season (November-March),…

Post-Ida Oil, Natural Gas Production Still Offline; Power Restoration Called ‘Marathon, Not a Sprint’
Assessing the damage in the wake of Hurricane Ida continued Tuesday, with the number of power outages and shut-in Gulf of Mexico (GOM) natural gas and oil production virtually unchanged. In fact, power outages for utility customers in the direct path of Ida may last three weeks or longer, Louisiana’s largest provider Entergy Corp. said.…

Crude Futures Climb in Wake of Ida’s Destruction; Production, Pipeline and Refining Uncertainty Persists
Oil and natural gas companies scrambled on Monday to determine the extent of damage to refineries, pipelines and offshore platforms in the immediate aftermath of the former Hurricane Ida, which made landfall in Louisiana packing winds near 150 mph. Ida battered Louisiana Sunday night as a Category 4 hurricane, delivering storm surges and flooding rains.…