April natural gas is set to open 3 cents higher Friday morning at $2.83 as traders attempt to reconcile Thursday’s bearish storage report with technical resiliency. Overnight oil markets strengthened.
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Utilities Identified as Major Methane Leak Source, California Report Says
California’s two major natural gas utilities are responsible for the bulk of methane leaks statewide, outpacing oil/natural gas activities in the state, which ranks third nationally in oil production, according to a new state report.
Traders Discounting Expected Lean Storage Stats; April Called Flat
April natural gas is expected to open unchanged Thursday morning at $2.80 as traders cogitate on near-term cooler weather and look past a government report that is expected to show minimum usage. Overnight oil markets plunged.
USGS: Ground Shook Less in Oklahoma Last Year, But Hazards Remain
Seismic activity thought to be caused by human actions — mainly drilling wastewater injection — declined in Oklahoma last year, possibly because of limits placed on disposal wells, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said Wednesday.
Bulls Corralled by Weather Forecasts; March Seen 2 Cents Lower
March natural gas is set to open 2 cents lower Thursday morning at $2.91 as weather forecasts call for even milder near-term temperatures. Overnight oil markets rose.
Industry Report Shows Utica Producers Paying Millions in Ohio Property Taxes
Shale drillers have driven a significant increase in the real estate property taxes that counties in eastern and southeastern Ohio have collected since the first Utica Shale wells came online seven years ago, according to a report prepared by the Ohio Oil and Gas Association (OOGA) and industry-backed Energy In Depth.
Report Shows FERC Increased NatGas Pipeline Capacity Certification in 2016
FERC issued certifications for 18.2 Bcf/d of natural gas pipeline capacity in 2016, a 15.4% increase from 2015 (15.7 Bcf/d), but the amount of capacity that entered service dropped slightly during that timeframe, according to a report released Wednesday by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Weather Models Change Again; February Called 11 Cents Higher
February natural gas is expected to open 11 cents higher Thursday morning at $3.33 as forecasters suggest Alaska ridging late in the month consistent with a return of colder temperatures to the Lower 48. Overnight oil markets rose.
Forecasts Tweaked Cooler; February Called 2 Cents Higher
February natural gas is set to open 2 cents higher Thursday morning at $3.29 as traders factor in slightly cooler temperatures before what is expected to be a moderate storage report. Overnight oil markets were mixed.
Traders Await Storage Stats; January Called 3 Cents Higher
January natural gas is set to open 3 cents higher Thursday morning at $3.63 in spite of weather forecasts calling for slightly less cold, and expectations of a government storage report expected to show an increasing surplus. Overnight oil markets were mixed.