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LNG Demand Recovery, Early Cold in Focus as Natural Gas Futures Edge Higher

LNG Demand Recovery, Early Cold in Focus as Natural Gas Futures Edge Higher

Natural gas forward prices were generally higher during the Oct. 8-14 period, supported by lower production and chilly weather forecasts for some parts of the country later this month. However, the markets also faced some headwinds, namely another setback in the full recovery of Gulf Coast exports and weak demand in key Lower 48 regions.…

October 16, 2020
Balances ‘Very Tight’ as Colder Forecast Helps Propel Natural Gas Futures Early

Balances ‘Very Tight’ as Colder Forecast Helps Propel Natural Gas Futures Early

Against the backdrop of a tight supply/demand balance, a colder-trending temperature outlook for later this month helped lift natural gas futures several cents in early trading Friday. The November Nymex contract was up 5.1 cents to $2.826/MMBtu at around 8:40 a.m. ET. The latest forecast early Friday from Bespoke Weather Services shifted colder toward the…

October 16, 2020
Mexico Said ‘Tremendous’ Growth Opportunity for Small-Scale LNG Market

Mexico Said ‘Tremendous’ Growth Opportunity for Small-Scale LNG Market

Stabilis Energy LLC sees Mexico’s small-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) market growing in “double digits” in the coming years, CEO Jim Reddinger said Wednesday. The opportunities were discussed during a webinar organized by LDC Gas Forums. Although pipeline buildout in Mexico and across the U.S. border has been swift since 2014, “a lot of the…

October 15, 2020
Natural Gas Forwards Strengthen Despite Ongoing Uncertainty for LNG Demand

Natural Gas Forwards Strengthen Despite Ongoing Uncertainty for LNG Demand

Natural gas forward prices were generally higher during the Oct. 8-14 period, supported by lower production and chilly weather forecasts for some parts of the country later this month. However, the markets also faced some headwinds, namely another setback in the full recovery of Gulf Coast exports and weak demand in key Lower 48 regions.…

October 15, 2020
Proposed LNG Export Project in Mexico Said Not Yet Viable

Proposed LNG Export Project in Mexico Said Not Yet Viable

A proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project touted by Mexico’s government is not logistically or economically feasible under current conditions, according to Gadex consultancy co-founder Eduardo Prud’homme. The government this month unveiled a long-awaited infrastructure plan with five projects listed under the energy category, including a 25.2 billion-peso ($1.18 billion) gas export terminal in…

October 15, 2020
Asia’s Future Energy Mix Hinges on Natural Gas Prices, EIA Says

Asia’s Future Energy Mix Hinges on Natural Gas Prices, EIA Says

Natural gas prices and renewable energy capital costs will determine the future electric generation mix in Asia, the continent that’s expected to account for half of the world’s energy consumption by 2050, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). EIA released its projections for the Asian energy market Wednesday as part of its updated International…

October 15, 2020

The Offtake: LNG in Brief

A roundup of news and commentary from NGI’s LNG Insight U.S. Army Corps of Engineers expects to remove an oil rig and recreational boat Thursday obstructing the Calcasieu Ship Channel in Louisiana. The agency has also received bids to remove a rock barge that sank late Tuesday, but no final decision had been made.  U.S.…

October 15, 2020
Prospect of Rising Sabine Pass Volumes Boosts Natural Gas Futures Early

Prospect of Rising Sabine Pass Volumes Boosts Natural Gas Futures Early

After a steep sell-off in the previous session, natural gas futures recovered a large chunk of their recent losses in early trading Thursday on the prospect of further increases in export demand. The November Nymex contract was up 12.9 cents to $2.765/MMBtu at around 8:40 a.m. ET. Analysts at EBW Analytics Group attributed the gains…

October 15, 2020
Salina Cruz LNG Export Project Said Unfeasible Under Current Conditions

Salina Cruz LNG Export Project Said Unfeasible Under Current Conditions

A proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project touted by Mexico’s government is not logistically or economically feasible under current conditions, according to Gadex consultancy co-founder Eduardo Prud’homme. The government this month unveiled a long-awaited infrastructure plan with five projects listed under the energy category, including a 25.2 billion-peso ($1.18 billion) gas export terminal in…

October 14, 2020
Qatar Petroleum Secures Bulk of Capacity at Europe’s Largest LNG Import Terminal

Qatar Petroleum Secures Bulk of Capacity at Europe’s Largest LNG Import Terminal

Qatar Petroleum (QP) has secured roughly 40% of the capacity available at Europe’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in the UK, solidifying the state-owned company’s role as the region’s dominant supplier. QP said an affiliate signed a 25-year agreement for 7.2 million tons (Mt) of storage and regasification capacity annually at National Grid…

October 14, 2020