A FirstEnergy Capital analyst has spun the globe and found that there may not be enough liquefied natural gas (LNG) sloshing around world markets to make any more available to the United States in 2008 than came ashore in 2007. Diminished LNG expectations and Canadian gas export declines paint a bullish price picture, the firm said in a research note last week.
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Analyst: Tighter World LNG Market Points to Stronger U.S. Prices
A FirstEnergy Capital analyst has spun the globe and found that there may not be enough liquefied natural gas (LNG) sloshing around world markets to make any more available to the United States in 2008 than came ashore in 2007. Diminished LNG expectations and Canadian gas export declines paint a bullish price picture, the firm said in a Wednesday note.
February 8, 2008
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