Changes in regional and global natural gas pricing, along with the transition to low-carbon energy, are creating challenges and opportunities for large natural gas buyers in North America, a panel of experts agreed Wednesday (July 21). The discussion at the LDC Gas Forums-Northeast event in Boston came a day before prompt-month Henry Hub prices surpassed…
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Steamy Summer Weather, Producer Discipline Drive Stout Gains for Natural Gas Forward Prices
With the scorching temperatures the South Central United States is used to seeing in the summer finally starting to build, and production lagging recent highs, August natural gas forward prices soared 32.0 cents on average during the trading period ending July 21, according to NGI’s Forward Look. Price gains were just as impressive for the…

Natural Gas Projects Spurring Industrialization Opportunities in Southern Mexico, Central America
Economic analysts, Mexican President Andrés López Obrador and U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris have all said that liquefied natural gas (LNG) could fuel an industrial boom in southern Mexico and Central America and lead to prosperity. Central America, with its population of some 44 million, has four natural gas projects, each valued at some $1…

Kinder Morgan 2Q Earnings Slip into Red on Massive South Texas Impairment, but Macro Outlook ‘Bullish’
South Texas proved to be a sore spot for Kinder Morgan Inc. (KMI), as the company’s 2Q2021 earnings took a hit during an otherwise strong period in which the midstream giant made two substantial purchases. Houston-based KMI recorded a $1.6 billion, non-cash impairment related to anticipated lower volumes and rates on contract renewals on its…

Quebec Quashes Energie Saguenay LNG Terminal on Environmental Grounds
Quebec upheld its reputation as no-go territory for fossil fuel projects Wednesday by denying environmental approval for a US$10.6 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plan. GNL Quebec’s proposed Energie Saguenay terminal and Gazoduq pipeline failed to prove it would cut global greenhouse gas emissions, provincial Environment Minister Benoit Charette said in announcing the rejection.…

Mexico Demand Helping Drive U.S. Natural Gas Price Rally
U.S. natural gas demand and prices are “off to the races,” driven by a convergence of supply and demand-related factors as the world emerges from Covid-19, IHS Markit’s Jack Weixel, senior director, said Monday. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to the global market, pipeline exports to Mexico and capital discipline by upstream producers all have…

Natural Gas Futures Surge a Third Straight Day; Cash Rallies
Bolstered by favorable weather outlooks and supply concerns, natural gas futures forged higher on Tuesday, following a 10.5-cent gain the previous day. The August Nymex contract settled at $3.876/MMBtu, up 9.7 cents day/day and in the green for a third consecutive session. September rose 9.8 cents to $3.852. Tuesday’s trading lifted the prompt month to…

Topaz Boosts Montney Stakes with Tourmaline Royalty Deal
Lured by liquids-rich natural gas and growth prospects, Topaz Energy Corp. has snagged a share in Tourmaline Oil Corp.’s production from the Montney Shale in northeastern British Columbia (BC) for C$145 million ($116 million). The deal announced Thursday gives Topaz 4% royalty interests in gas and 2.5% in liquids tapped by larger player Tourmaline Oil…

Mexico Natural Gas Demand Stayed Buoyant Through Pandemic, Part of Larger Global Trend, Says BP
Natural gas demand in Mexico stayed resilient through pandemic-ravaged 2020 compared to total energy demand, in line with trends seen globally, according to BP plc. Mexico’s natural gas consumption dipped only 1.9% year/year to 3.11 exajoules in 2020, while the country’s total primary energy consumption plunged 14.2% to 6.48 exajoules, according to BP’s Statistical Review…

Mexico Natural Gas Market Spotlight: July Imports Slip on Lower Demand
Imports of natural gas from the United States continue to dominate Mexico’s natural gas supply, but they have dropped slightly this month on lower demand. To date this month, Wood Mackenzie reported that Mexico imports from the United States were 6.7 Bcf/d, 2% lower than in June. NGI calculations had the 10-day average through Thursday…