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Natural Gas Forwards Climb Amid Further Gains at Henry Hub; Western Basis Eases Despite Heat

Natural Gas Forwards Climb Amid Further Gains at Henry Hub; Western Basis Eases Despite Heat

Aside from moderating premiums in western markets, natural gas forwards marched higher during the June 10-16 trading period. Supply risks served to push July Nymex prices higher, while technical factors and a somewhat cooler look to the weather picture toward the back half of June helped limit gains. July fixed prices at Henry Hub surged…

June 17, 2021
July Natural Gas Futures Eke Out Gain Following ‘Funky’ Storage Report; Cash Prices Advance

July Natural Gas Futures Eke Out Gain Following ‘Funky’ Storage Report; Cash Prices Advance

Natural gas futures finally found their footing in the final hour of trading Thursday after an unusual government inventory report that left traders scratching their heads. Lower export levels and forecasts pointing to less heat next week also weighed on prices, but outlooks for strong demand next month on both fronts provided a late boost.…

June 17, 2021
U.S. Task Force’s Early Findings Show LNG Safe for Rail System

U.S. Task Force’s Early Findings Show LNG Safe for Rail System

A task force examining the safety of moving liquefied natural gas (LNG) by rail across the United States said the super-chilled fuel has been transported safely by sea and road for decades, as well as by rail in other countries, but the group noted more research is needed. The task force was convened by the…

June 17, 2021
Pembina, TC Energy Launch Alberta Carbon Grid to Capture, Store Pipeline Emissions

Pembina, TC Energy Launch Alberta Carbon Grid to Capture, Store Pipeline Emissions

Canada oil and gas infrastructure giants Pembina Pipeline Corp. and TC Energy Corp. on Thursday agreed to partner in the Alberta Carbon Grid (ACG) to create a commercial pathway to  reduce and store greenhouse gases. The Calgary-based pipeline companies proposed building a northern pipeline network and storage hub capable of collecting and disposing of up…

June 17, 2021
ICE Extends European Natural Gas Forward Curve Amid Record Interest

ICE Extends European Natural Gas Forward Curve Amid Record Interest

Intercontinental Exchange Inc. (ICE) is extending the forward curve for Dutch Title Transfer Facility (TTF) natural gas futures by more than 18 months following record levels of interest and strong trading activity. The TTF Gas Futures curve currently goes out to May 2029, with open interest to December 2028. ICE said Wednesday the forward curve…

June 16, 2021
API, Chamber Urge Biden Administration to Lift Moratorium on Federal Oil, Natural Gas Leasing

API, Chamber Urge Biden Administration to Lift Moratorium on Federal Oil, Natural Gas Leasing

The American Petroleum Institute (API) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce joined Republican leaders in calling on the Biden administration to lift its temporary pause on federal oil and natural gas leasing after a Louisiana district court ordered the moratorium be lifted. Fourteen states in March challenged President Biden’s executive order (EO), which in January,…

June 15, 2021
July Natural Gas Futures Lose Luster Against Technical Resistance; Cash Prices Fall

July Natural Gas Futures Lose Luster Against Technical Resistance; Cash Prices Fall

After a five-day rally fueled by blistering heat and surging cash prices, natural gas futures faded on Tuesday as export volumes retreated, technical resistance loomed and traders took profits. The July Nymex contract dipped 11.2 cents day/day and settled at $3.240/MMBtu. August slid 11.1 cents to $3.256. NGI’s Spot Gas National Avg. shed 13.5 cents…

June 15, 2021
Global LNG Buyers Said Looking to ‘Bridge’ Current Supply Crunch with Short-Term Contracts

Global LNG Buyers Said Looking to ‘Bridge’ Current Supply Crunch with Short-Term Contracts

Global liquefied natural gas (LNG) buyers, hammered by high spot prices in Asia, are increasingly looking to short-term “bridge” contracts to ensure ample supply until demand is expected to cool down later this decade, according to an analysis by Wood Mackenzie. Asian spot prices are hovering around $12/MMBtu for June and July delivery as demand…

June 15, 2021
Equinor Optimizing Global Portfolio, Moving by 2030 to 50%-Plus Spending for Renewables, Low Carbon

Equinor Optimizing Global Portfolio, Moving by 2030 to 50%-Plus Spending for Renewables, Low Carbon

Supermajor Equinor ASA is not giving up on global natural gas and oil per se, but it is looking to give up control in Lower 48 projects and across the Americas as it optimizes the portfolio, executives said Tuesday. During the Capital Markets Day, the executive team laid out a strategy that overall is designed…

June 15, 2021
Natural Gas Futures Called Slightly Lower as Forecasters Monitoring Disturbance in GOM

Natural Gas Futures Called Slightly Lower as Forecasters Monitoring Disturbance in GOM

Coming off a strong run higher over the past few sessions, natural gas futures pulled back slightly in early trading Tuesday as updated weather models showed no significant changes to the temperature outlook. The July Nymex contract was off 1.5 cents to $3.337/MMBtu at around 8:45 a.m. ET. There were no major changes to the…

June 15, 2021