A roundup of news and commentary from the global gas market Egypt has secured a floating storage and regasification unit from Höegh LNG Holdings Ltd. to secure more natural gas imports to the energy-hungry country as the outlook for its exports to the global market dims. Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Co. has brokered a deal…
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Natural Gas Futures Rally Back Above $2 as Freeport Flows Strengthen — MidDay Market Snapshot
Buoyed by higher volumes flowing to a major export terminal and continued production weakness, natural gas futures were rallying through midday trading Thursday. Here’s the latest: June Nymex futures up 10.4 cents to $2.036/MMBtu as of 2:25 p.m. ET, back in line with Monday’s close Production off to slow start for May, estimates show Wood…
Diamondback Ready to Support Scaling West Texas Natural Gas Egress
Pipeline constraints in the oil-rich Permian Basin have not impacted Diamondback Energy Inc.’s production, but “pushing out more pipes” could help low natural gas prices in West Texas. During a call to discuss first quarter results, CEO Travis Stice said, “we’re going to continue to need pipes being built about every 12-18 months in the…
Labor Crunch Could Push Back Golden Pass Start-Up – Three Things to Know About the LNG Market
NO. 1: Golden Pass LNG’s timeline for starting production could slip further into 2025. A shortage of skilled workers and other construction issues are reportedly causing delays. Market speculation about the project has grown this week as traders continue to watch U.S. export projects along the Gulf Coast for signs of new demand later this…
Shell Overcomes Slumping Natural Gas Prices as Global LNG Volumes, Production Increase
Anyone wanting to perfect the basic fundamentals of trading and optimizing LNG sales on the global market probably need look no further than to Shell plc. The No. 1 global liquefied natural gas trader, and Europe’s leading oil and gas producer, overcame slumping commodity prices during the first quarter to deliver increased production and higher…
June Natural Gas Futures Rally Above $2 Following Bullish Government Storage Print
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Thursday reported an injection of 59 Bcf natural gas into storage for the week ended April 26. The result came close to expectations but was notably below historical averages. The print reflected lighter production volumes and supported upward momentum for Nymex natural gas futures. Ahead of the 10:30…
Federal Court Affirms Kinder’s Evangeline Pass Natural Gas Pipe Expansion to Supply Plaquemines LNG
A move to force more scrutiny of Kinder Morgan Inc.’s Evangeline Pass natural gas pipeline expansion in Louisiana was struck down Tuesday by a federal appeals court. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit tossed a petition to halt the Evangeline Pass Expansion underway by Kinder’s Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. LLC. …
E&Ps Signaling Uptick in U.S. Drilling, but Timing Still Uncertain, Says H&P CEO
The slump in natural gas prices has pressured the U.S. land market, but signs are emerging that the rig count may be “nearing a leveling off point,” according to the CEO of Helmerich & Payne Inc. (H&P). Activity between January and March in the Lower 48 was fairly solid, CEO John Lindsay said during the…
MPLX Opens Door to Growth Opportunities in ‘Liquids-Rich’ Marcellus, Utica and Permian
MPLX LP management said two strategic transactions announced in the first quarter would open the door to growth opportunities in the Marcellus and Utica shales and the Permian Basin. During a conference call to discuss quarterly performance, CEO Michael Hennigan told analysts that exploration and production (E&P) companies are targeting liquids-rich acreage in the Northeast.…
As Market Prepares to Digest Storage Report, Natural Gas Futures Pare Losses Early
As traders prepared to digest a potential surplus-trimming result from the latest government inventory data, natural gas futures rebounded in early trading Thursday. The June Nymex contract was up 3.9 cents to $1.971/MMBtu as of 8:51 a.m. ET, clawing back a good chunk of the previous session’s 5.9-cent decline. Pre-report estimates were pointing to a…