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Is Argentina Poised to Become a Regional, Even Global, Natural Gas Energy Hub?

Is Argentina Poised to Become a Regional, Even Global, Natural Gas Energy Hub?

Argentina’s natural gas segment has been transformed by the Vaca Muerta shale formation and the country might well again become a net energy exporter. The country is undergoing a massive natural gas infrastructure buildout in an attempt to make that the case. Vaca Muerta is the second largest shale gas resource on the planet, with…

April 25, 2023
Stout Supplies, Weaker Spring Demand Pressure Baseload Natural Gas Prices

Stout Supplies, Weaker Spring Demand Pressure Baseload Natural Gas Prices

Baseload natural gas prices for May remained under pressure relative to benchmark Henry Hub as bidweek trading commenced on Monday, hindered by benign weather and continued strong production levels. Weakness was pronounced in the nation’s midsection, according to NGI’s Bidweek Alert (BWA), with prices low across the Midwest and Midcontinent. Chicago Citygate basis was trading…

April 25, 2023
Volatility Still Lurking in Global Natural Gas Markets Despite Easing Prices

Volatility Still Lurking in Global Natural Gas Markets Despite Easing Prices

Despite a precipitous slide in global natural gas prices over the last year and easing demand, buyers in Europe and Asia are likely to face a tighter market for years to come. For much of the week, liquefied natural gas to Asia held under $13/MMBtu while the prompt Dutch Title Transfer Facility moved closer to…

April 24, 2023
Rio Grande LNG Closer to Commercialization with FERC Reaffirming Authorization

Rio Grande LNG Closer to Commercialization with FERC Reaffirming Authorization

NextDecade Corp.’s Rio Grande LNG project has cleared a major hurdle that opens a clearer path to reaching a final investment decision (FID) after FERC reaffirmed its approval for the facility and an associated pipeline in a long-awaited order issued late Thursday.  In a 3-1 vote, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission found its 2019 approvals…

April 21, 2023
Natural Gas Futures Ease Lower Early as Balances Still ‘Too Loose’

Natural Gas Futures Ease Lower Early as Balances Still ‘Too Loose’

With the market contemplating signs of continued looseness offered up in the latest government inventory data, natural gas futures eased lower in early trading Friday. The May Nymex contract was off 0.8 cents to $2.241/MMBtu at around 8:40 a.m. ET. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Thursday reported a 75 Bcf injection into U.S. natural…

April 21, 2023
Mexico LNG Projects Seen Offering Lifeline for Permian Natural Gas 

Mexico LNG Projects Seen Offering Lifeline for Permian Natural Gas 

As Waha natural gas prices languish below $1/MMBtu, attention is increasingly turning to Mexico as a possible outlet for incremental gas volumes from the Permian Basin. With more than 6 Bcf/d of LNG export projects in varying stages of development, Mexico presents an interesting opportunity to move West Texas gas to the global LNG market,…

April 17, 2023
U.S. Natural Gas Price Dynamics Seen Changing Over Next Year

U.S. Natural Gas Price Dynamics Seen Changing Over Next Year

After soaring in 2022, North American natural gas prices have sunk this year. But this could change as soon as this summer, and certainly starting next year when new U.S. LNG capacity comes online. April New York Mercantile Exchange natural gas futures rolled off the board at $1.991/MMBtu last month, “but it’s not clear if…

April 14, 2023
Could Mexico Become an LNG Export Hub? – Listen Now to NGI’s Hub and Flow

Could Mexico Become an LNG Export Hub? – Listen Now to NGI’s Hub and Flow

Click here to listen to the latest episode of NGI’s Hub & Flow podcast. NGI’s Senior Editor Christopher Lenton, who oversees coverage of Mexico and Latin America, chats with Poten & Partners’ senior LNG analyst Sergio Chapa about the changing liquefied natural gas panorama in North America. Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, new momentum was…

April 13, 2023
U.S. NatGas Prices Low Now, but Demand Picture Could Change Quickly, Experts Say

U.S. NatGas Prices Low Now, but Demand Picture Could Change Quickly, Experts Say

After soaring in 2022, North American natural gas prices have sunk this year. But this could change as soon as this summer, and certainly starting next year when new U.S. LNG capacity comes online. April New York Mercantile Exchange natural gas futures rolled off the board at $1.991/MMBtu last month, “but it’s not clear if…

April 12, 2023
Natural Gas Futures, Spot Prices Drop as April Weather Outlook Grows ‘Exceptionally Bearish’

Natural Gas Futures, Spot Prices Drop as April Weather Outlook Grows ‘Exceptionally Bearish’

Natural gas futures flipped lower Thursday, snapping a modest two-day winning streak after the latest government inventory data confirmed robust supplies heading into the shoulder season and forecasts pointed to benign weather through most of April. Cash prices slid in tandem. The May Nymex gas futures contract shed 14.4 cents day/day and settled at $2.011/MMBtu.…

April 6, 2023