Liquefied Natural Gas

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Continued warmth in the latest forecasts, combined with a drop in export volumes, sent natural gas futures several cents lower in early trading Thursday. The February Nymex contract was down 5.0 cents to $2.489/MMBtu at around 8:45 a.m. ET. The updated forecast from Bespoke Weather Services early Thursday showed small changes versus 24 hours earlier.…

After suffering heavy losses in the previous session, natural gas futures recovered a few cents in early trading Tuesday amid mixed trends in forecasts overnight. Coming off a 16.9-cent sell-off Monday, January Nymex futures were up 3.8 cents to $2.444/MMBtu at around 8:50 a.m. ET. Trends in the overnight guidance were mixed, with the American…

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) project developer Tellurian Inc. in the third quarter bought and sold its first LNG cargo under a master agreement reached last year, according to a report the company filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Tellurian’s marketing arm bought the cargo in July and subsequently sold it to an…

In a win-win for NextDecade Corp., the technology adopted by the developer for its proposed Rio Grande liquefied natural gas (RGLNG) project in South Texas is to be capable of producing more super-chilled fuel with lower emissions. With the technology, the footprint of the 27 million metric tons/year project would be reduced to five production…

Natural gas futures scratched out a modest gain Monday after Tropical Storm Cristobal made landfall a day earlier, forcing shut-ins but also bringing cooler air to the South. Entrenched worries about weakness in demand from liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities curbed price momentum.

Natural gas futures gave up ground Monday as worries mounted about declining international demand and lower feed gas flows to U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities. The July Nymex contract settled at $1.774/MMBtu, down 7.5 cents day/day. August fell 6.9 cents to $1.871.

Natural gas futures raced higher Monday as supply/demand balances finally started to move in a more supportive direction for prices. With a further push from the cash market, the June Nymex gas futures contract settled up 13.7 cents from Friday’s close at $1.783. July jumped 12.6 cents to $1.959.

Natural gas futures got hammered early, but came roaring back Monday in another “chaotic” session. The May Nymex contract, which expires Tuesday, plunged to an intraday $1.593 low and then bounced back, settling the day at $1.819, up 7.3 cents from Friday’s close. June picked up 2.1 cents to close at $1.916.