Volatile futures ends with March contract nearly unchanged Weather models ease demand, but outlook still very supportive New England cash prices soar to near $15.000 Natural gas futures settled nearly flat on Tuesday, but not before the March Nymex contract surged over the $3.00/MMBtu threshold. The prompt month reached an intraday high of $3.005 as…
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Natural Gas Dominates Capacity Additions in Mexico’s Energy Ministry Power Plans
New natural gas builds are central in the electricity plans of Mexico’s government as it seeks to enhance the role of state utility Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) in power production and dispatch. According to the country’s recently released 2020-2034 Prodesen power sector development plan, “the development of electric power capacity between 2020 and 2034…
Continued Polar Air Leads to Nearly 30-Cent Gain for Nymex Natural Gas Futures
Big change in weather models boosts Nymex futures Production freeze-offs likely as cold seen through mid-February Double dose of bitter cold drives cash prices higher A major shift colder in long-range weather outlooks sparked a massive rebound in natural gas futures on Monday. With the double shot of polar air setting up sustained strong demand…
Mexico Natural Gas Prices Hit 22-Month High Amid Bullish 2021 Outlook
Mexico natural gas prices in December hit their highest level in 22 months, averaging $3.64/MMBtu, according to the latest IPGN monthly natural gas price index published by the Comisión Reguladora de Energía (CRE). CRE used 311 transactions reported by 30 marketers to calculate the December index, the highest number of companies ever to report transactions…
March Natural Gas Futures, Cash Prices Finish Trading Week on Sour Note
Futures faltered for a second-straight day Mixed demand outlooks weighed on markets Cash prices snapped a five-day win streak Natural gas futures flip-flopped between gains and losses early on Friday, as traders weighed fluctuating weather forecasts against renewed strength in U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) volumes. Still, futures ultimately finished in the red as the…
Mexico Taking Steps to Undo Energy Reform, Says Former CRE Commissioner
“The energy reform sought to create a sector that operated as a market with technical criteria and with long-term investor certainty, and that is being dismantled,” Guillermo Zúñiga, former Commissioner at the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) from 2013-2019, told NGI’s Mexico Gas Price Index. Zúñiga, currently an international attorney at the Earthjustice environmental nonprofit based…
March Natural Gas Futures Lose Ground After Storage Report, Forecasts Disappoint
A key weather model pointed to lighter heating demand EIA reported a withdrawal of 128 Bcf from natural gas storage The print was below the midpoint of analysts’ estimates Natural gas futures faltered Thursday following a bearish storage report and a key weather model pointing to lighter heating demand than previously expected, ending a rally.…
EDF-Led Study Finds ‘Exceptionally High’ Methane Emissions in Mexico Oil, Gas Operations, Exceeding Government Estimates
Processing facilities in Mexico’s oil and natural gas patch are emitting “exceptionally high levels of methane pollution” at 10 times the rate being reported by the government, according to a new study led by the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). The study tracked emissions of the potent greenhouse gas across the states of Chiapas, Tabasco, Veracruz…
Natural Gas Futures and Cash Prices Rally Amid Freezing Temps, Cold Outlooks
BREAKING: EIA reports 128 Bcf net withdrawal from storage Futures extended to three days a winning streak Mid-range outlooks pointed to more freezing conditions Spot prices advances for a fourth-straight day Natural gas futures on Wednesday extended to three days a winning streak built on intensifying winter weather and renewed momentum in U.S. liquefied natural…
Mexico Exports Said Among Key Drivers of Future U.S. Oil, Natural Gas Infrastructure Development
The potential for U.S. oil and natural gas infrastructure development remains “significant” through 2025 as the economy recovers from Covid-19 and exports to Mexico and the world increase, according to ICF Resources Inc. In a report prepared for the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA), ICF said one scenario used by researchers to evaluate…