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Backed by Government, Argentina E&Ps Upping Natural Gas Production

Backed by Government, Argentina E&Ps Upping Natural Gas Production

Amid soaring prices for the import of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and a tight global energy market, Argentina’s efforts to increase natural gas output appear to be paying off. Buenos Aires-based generator and exploration and production (E&P) company Pampa Energía SA announced it would up its gas production by 60% this year. The plan is…

March 15, 2022
Cash Prices, Natural Gas Futures Falter as Mild Weather Dominates Forecasts

Cash Prices, Natural Gas Futures Falter as Mild Weather Dominates Forecasts

Natural gas prices stumbled on Monday as weather forecasts continued to show mild conditions through late March, likely pushing the domestic market comfortably beyond the peak heating season. The April Nymex gas futures contract shed 6.7 cents day/day and settled at $4.658. May lost 6.4 cents to $4.702. NGI’s Spot Gas National Avg. dropped 56.0…

March 14, 2022
Worldwide LNG Trade On Growth Path to 2050, with U.S. Share Doubling to 20%, Says BP

Worldwide LNG Trade On Growth Path to 2050, with U.S. Share Doubling to 20%, Says BP

The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) trade is predicted to grow to 2050, lifted by emerging economies and the shift to lower carbon fuels, according to BP plc. The integrated major’s latest annual forecast, Energy Outlook 2022, explores the uncertainties surrounding the energy transition to a carbon-free world using Accelerated, Net Zero and New Momentum…

March 14, 2022
Global Natural Gas Prices Fall Again, but Uncertainty Remains as Fighting Rages in Ukraine – LNG Recap

Global Natural Gas Prices Fall Again, but Uncertainty Remains as Fighting Rages in Ukraine – LNG Recap

Natural gas prices fell across the globe as the week got underway, tempered by another round of talks between Russia and Ukraine, along with milder weather in key markets.  In Europe, the Title Transfer Facility (TTF) continued to fall Monday, coming off a record high early last week of $72.765/MMBtu. Negotiations to end the conflict…

March 14, 2022
Williams Expands Haynesville Natural Gas Operations, Eyes Moving RSG for LNG Export

Williams Expands Haynesville Natural Gas Operations, Eyes Moving RSG for LNG Export

Tulsa-based Williams has clinched agreements with Quantum Energy Partners that include more than doubling its Haynesville Shale natural gas midstream footprint to 4 Bcf/d-plus from 1.8 Bcf/d. In one deal, Williams agreed to pay $950 million for Quantum’s Trace Midstream, which holds East Texas natural gas gathering and processing assets.  A memorandum of understanding with…

March 14, 2022
‘Exceptionally Comfortable’ March Temps Sink Natural Gas Futures Early

‘Exceptionally Comfortable’ March Temps Sink Natural Gas Futures Early

A particularly bearish temperature outlook for the back half of March pressured natural gas futures lower in early trading Monday. The April Nymex contract was down 10.0 cents to $4.625/MMBtu at around 8:50 a.m. ET. Forecast trends over the weekend were bearish, with models advertising comfortable temperatures for much of the Lower 48 starting Tuesday…

March 14, 2022
Venture Global Awards Batch of Contracts for Plaquemines LNG Development

Venture Global Awards Batch of Contracts for Plaquemines LNG Development

Development of Venture Global LNG Inc.’s Plaquemines liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal is heating up with a succession of engineering and procurement contracts. Baker Hughes Co. (BKR) announced March 9 that Venture Global had awarded it with a major order for equipment and the notice to proceed on work for the 20 million metric tons/year…

March 13, 2022
FERC Still Probing Potential Natural Gas Market Manipulation During Winter Storm Uri

FERC Still Probing Potential Natural Gas Market Manipulation During Winter Storm Uri

An initial investigation by FERC that found some “anomalies” during Winter Storm Uri in February 2021 may have been caused by natural gas market manipulation, Chairman Richard Glick said Thursday. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is unable to probe some aspects of the possible illegal activity because the main Texas power grid, the Electric Reliability…

March 11, 2022
Spring’s Early Arrival Sinks Natural Gas Forwards, but Russian War Could Spark More Volatility Ahead

Spring’s Early Arrival Sinks Natural Gas Forwards, but Russian War Could Spark More Volatility Ahead

Natural gas forward prices broke free from oil and other commodities during the March 3-9 period, sending prices sliding ahead of an expected warmup next week, according to NGI’s Forward Look. April fixed prices fell an average 20.0 cents during that time, while the summer strip (April-October) came off 14.0 cents on average, Forward Look…

March 11, 2022

Natural Gas Flows Through Ukraine Stable Day After Russia Enters Compressor Stations – The Offtake

A roundup of news and commentary from NGI’s LNG Insight  Russian natural gas moving through Ukraine toward Europe was stable Friday. Flows were largely unchanged from Thursday, when Ukraine’s natural gas transmission system operator warned that European supplies were threatened by Russian military forces that had entered two of its compressor stations. Japan-Korea Marker prices…

March 11, 2022