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Small-Scale New Jersey LNG Export Project Stymied by DRBC

Small-Scale New Jersey LNG Export Project Stymied by DRBC

The Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) on Thursday voted to suspend approval for key parts of a small liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project in New Jersey.  The DRBC, a quasi-regulatory agency involving four states and the U.S. government that oversees the Delaware River watershed, stayed the decision it made last summer allowing a New…

September 10, 2020
October Natural Gas Futures Narrow Losses After Storage Report Meets Expectations

October Natural Gas Futures Narrow Losses After Storage Report Meets Expectations

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Thursday reported an injection of 70 Bcf natural gas storage for the week ending Sept. 4, aligning with forecasts and easing early pressure on Nymex natural gas futures. Ahead of the report, a Bloomberg survey found estimates ranging from 60 Bcf to 73 Bcf, with a median of…

September 10, 2020
Canada Government, Provinces Step Up to Support Flailing Oil, Gas Projects

Canada Government, Provinces Step Up to Support Flailing Oil, Gas Projects

The Canadian government vowed Wednesday to attempt to salvage a mothballed C$2.2 billion ($1.6 billion) oil project offshore Newfoundland that the coronavirus pandemic threatens to sink. Rescue talks are underway, said Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan, after Husky Energy Inc. teamed up with business and labor supporters to broadcast a group call for help for…

September 10, 2020
‘Tame’ Weather, Plump Inventories Weigh on Natural Gas Futures Ahead of Latest EIA Print

‘Tame’ Weather, Plump Inventories Weigh on Natural Gas Futures Ahead of Latest EIA Print

Ahead of the release of updated government inventory data, natural gas futures were down several cents in early trading Thursday as concerns over limited storage capacity into the end of the injection season appeared to overshadow any uplift from the recent strengthening in export demand. The October Nymex contract was down 6.0 cents to $2.346/MMBtu…

September 10, 2020
October Natural Gas Futures Essentially Flat Ahead of Storage Report

October Natural Gas Futures Essentially Flat Ahead of Storage Report

Natural gas futures wavered between gains and losses much of Wednesday before clawing out a modest gain as markets mulled positive export data against the prospects of cooler weather, a potentially bearish storage report and fall containment concerns. Coming off an 18.8-cent drop a day earlier, the October Nymex contract on Wednesday climbed six-tenths of…

September 9, 2020

The Offtake: LNG in Brief

A roundup of news and commentary from NGI’s LNG Insight ClipperData: LNG vessel Hough Gannet was berthed at Sabine Pass LNG in Louisiana on Wednesday and is “the first expected loading post Hurricane Laura.” SM Eagle was the last vessel to load at the facility on Aug. 23.  U.S. feed gas deliveries jumped to 6.35…

September 9, 2020
U.S. Natural Gas Prices to Average $3.40 in January as Domestic, Overseas Demand Climbs, Says EIA

U.S. Natural Gas Prices to Average $3.40 in January as Domestic, Overseas Demand Climbs, Says EIA

Demand for natural gas is likely to increase domestically and overseas heading into the winter, while production stagnates, pushing Henry Hub spot prices to an average of $3.40/MMBtu in January, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said Wednesday. In the latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO), forecasters said monthly average spot prices should “remain higher than $3.00/MMBtu…

September 9, 2020
European Energy Exchange Enables Negative Prices on Natural Gas Spot Markets

European Energy Exchange Enables Negative Prices on Natural Gas Spot Markets

The European Energy Exchange (EEX) said this week that it has taken steps to enable negative prices on its natural gas spot markets beginning Oct. 1, following a “number of key price fluctuations” that have occurred on the market in recent months. “The move will allow the exchange to handle any price scenario that may…

September 9, 2020
Natural Gas Futures Recoup Some Losses Early as Sabine Pass Ramp-Up Expected to Continue

Natural Gas Futures Recoup Some Losses Early as Sabine Pass Ramp-Up Expected to Continue

After dropping sharply in the previous session, natural gas futures clawed back some of their recent losses in early trading Wednesday as analysts were on the lookout for additional gains in export demand. The October Nymex contract was up 4.9 cents to $2.449/MMBtu at around 8:40 a.m. ET. The October contract is coming off a…

September 9, 2020
LNG Recap: Feed Gas Flowing to Sabine Pass as Global Prices Retreat

LNG Recap: Feed Gas Flowing to Sabine Pass as Global Prices Retreat

Feed gas deliveries to Cheniere Energy Inc.’s Sabine Pass liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal ramped up over the holiday weekend and were at nearly 1.5 Bcf on Tuesday, pushing U.S. export demand to levels not seen since before Hurricane Laura made landfall Aug. 27. Feed gas deliveries scheduled for delivery to all U.S. LNG export…

September 8, 2020