Robust

Most Points Fall, But Futures-Based Rally Likely

The cash market followed up Friday’s robust increases across the board with modest declines at most points Monday. After defying light weather-based load for the most part in the previous week, prices appeared to be owning up to the fact that heating/cooling demand remains relatively scarce in most areas. The 12.2-cent drop by futures Friday was a further depressant to Monday’s cash numbers.

June 2, 2009

CFTC Looks to Stay in Front of Carbon Market Juggernaut

In anticipation of a robust market for carbon emissions credits, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is discussing how to keep track of what could become the largest commodity market in the world ($2 trillion within five years) if climate change legislation becomes law later this year.

May 18, 2009

CFTC Looks to Stay in Front of Carbon Market Juggernaut

In anticipation of a robust market for carbon emissions credits, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is discussing how to keep track of what could become the largest commodity market in the world ($2 trillion within five years) if climate change legislation becomes law later this year.

May 14, 2009

Anadarko Treads Cautiously Until Prices, Economy Strengthen

Promising results onshore, especially in the Marcellus Shale and in the Maverick Basin, combined with robust activity in the U.S. offshore, will keep Anadarko Petroleum Corp. poised to strike once the economy and natural gas prices gain strength. But until then the company plans to tread cautiously, CEO Jim Hackett said Thursday.

May 11, 2009

Anadarko to Tread Cautiously Until Prices, Economy Strengthen

Promising results onshore, especially in the Marcellus Shale and in the Maverick Basin, combined with robust activity in the U.S. offshore, will keep Anadarko Petroleum Corp. poised to strike once the economy and natural gas prices gain strength. But until then the company plans to tread cautiously, CEO Jim Hackett said Thursday.

May 8, 2009

Lower 48 Gasline in Doubt, Alaska Wrestles with Supplying its Own

Giving a nod to robust production growth from U.S. unconventional gas plays and depressed commodity prices, a new report out of Fairbanks, AK, raises doubts about the prospects of a long-haul pipeline to tap Alaskan North Slope gas for delivery to Lower 48 markets.

February 9, 2009

Report Casts Alaska Gasline Doubts, Notes In-State Supply Challenges

Giving a nod to robust production growth from U.S. unconventional gas plays and depressed commodity prices, a new report out of Fairbanks, AK, raises doubts about the prospects of a long-haul pipeline to tap Alaskan North Slope gas for delivery to Lower 48 markets.

February 6, 2009

Cold Weather, Screen Keep Most Points Rising

Prices continued to rise Wednesday at nearly all points as heating load, though getting a bit lighter, remained fairly robust and was joined by prior-day futures support after the November contract rose 6.5 cents Tuesday.

October 30, 2008

Boost in Heating Load Rallies Most Points

Based on the season’s first burst of truly robust heading load in many areas, which is expected to be short-lived, most points were able to rally Monday. The restoration of industrial demand following a weekend also contributed to the overall firmness, which occurred despite Friday’s 18-cent drop by October futures.

October 28, 2008

Analyst: Robust Production, Weak Economy to Soften Prices

Bearish indicators for oil prices and robust natural gas production inform a lower 2008-2010 gas price outlook held by Stephen Smith Energy Associates. For this year the group is forecasting a $9.30/MMBtu average Henry Hub price, down from a previous estimate of $9.47/MMBtu.

October 6, 2008
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