The natural gas liquids (NGL) supply-demand mismatch could last several years, and a prolonged period of low NGL prices (namely for ethane and propane) could harm the credit quality of midstream gathering and processing companies that rely on cash flows sensitive to NGL prices, Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services (S&P) said last week.
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Weak Ethane, Propane Prices to Linger, Says S&P
The natural gas liquids (NGL) supply-demand mismatch could last several years, and a prolonged period of low NGL prices (namely for ethane and propane) could harm the credit quality of midstream gathering and processing companies that rely on cash flows sensitive to NGL prices, Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services (S&P) said Tuesday.
October 17, 2012
‘Too Much Gas’ Is Biggest Shale Headwind, Says Tudor Pickering Exec
Natural gas enthusiasts can be forgiven for thinking the shale revolution is unstoppable. North America now has more gas underfoot than anyone could have imagined a few short years ago. But that doesn’t mean shale gas and its fans are without challenges.
February 23, 2011