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US natural gas working stocks increased by 89 Bcf in the week ended May 13, narrowing the deficit to the five-year average slightly, but not by enough to calm supply concerns in the futures market. Storage inventories rose to 1.732 Tcf for the week ended May 13, the US Energy Information Administration reported May 19. ...

Analysts expect a seasonally normal weekly injection into US gas storage for the week ended May 13, which will do little to assuage supply concerns as Henry Hub climbs back above $8/MMBtu. The US Energy Information Administration is expected to report an 87 Bcf injection, according to a survey of analysts by S&P Global Commodity ...

With domestic gas demand outpacing year-ago levels, the net build into US natural gas storage for the week ended May 6 is expected to come in below the five-year average, widening the storage deficit. The US Energy Information Administration is expected to report a 74 Bcf injection for the week ended May 6, according to ...

Survey calls for first US triple-digit natural gas storage injection of 2021 For the first time in a month, US natural gas storage fields likely added more than the five-year average for the week ended May 21 as the East and Midwest regions look to double week-over-week injection activity. The US Energy Information Administration is expected to report a 107 Bcf injection for the week ended May 21, according to a survey of analysts by S&P Global Platts. It would be the first triple-digit injecti...

Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now The US Energy Information Administration is expected to report a 67 Bcf injection for the week-ended May 14, according to a survey of analysts by S&P Global Platts. Responses to the survey ranged from a 63 Bcf to 78 Bcf injection. A 67 Bcf injection would prove less than the five-year average of 86 Bcf build and last years 84 Bcf addition. It would expand stocks to 2.096 Tcf. US st...

Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Storage inventories increased to 2.029 Tcf for the week ended May 7, the US Energy Information Administration reported May 13. The build measured less than the five-year average of 82 Bcf and the 104 Bcf addition reported in 2020. Storage volumes now stand 378 Bcf, or 15.7%, less than the year-ago level of 2.407 Tcf and 72 Bcf, or 3.4%, less than the five-year average of 2.101 Tcf....

Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Day-ahead on-peak LMPs this April ranged from high $20s/MWh to low $30s/MWh across five geographically dispersed hubs, up from a range from about $16/MWh to less than $22/MWh in April 2020, according to the S&P Global Platts price database. This March, most day-ahead on-peak LMPs ranged from mid-$20s/MWh to about $30/MWh. The year-on-year power price increases reflected significant...

Houston — US natural gas storage fields likely injected another below-average volume for the week ended April 30 as the deficit to the five-year average looks to widen in the week ahead, providing support to a Henry Hub summer strip pushing above $3/MMBtu. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now The US Energy Information Administration is expected to report a 51 Bcf injection for the week-ended April 30, accor...

Analysts expect US gas storage build to measure 33% below five-year average US natural gas storage fields likely injected another below-average volume for the week ended April 30 as the deficit to the five-year average looks to widen in the week ahead, providing support to a Henry Hub summer strip pushing above $3/MMBtu. The US Energy Information Administration is expected to report a 51 Bcf injection for the week-ended April 30, according to a survey of S&P Global Platts survey of analysts May...

The natural gas storage report from the EIA for the week ending April 23rd indicated that the amount of natural gas held in underground storage in the US rose by 15 billion cubic feet to 1,898 billion cubic feet by the end of the week, which left our gas supplies 302 billion cubic feet, or 13.7% below the 2,200 billion cubic feet that were in storage on April 23rd of last year, and 40 billion cubic feet, or 2.1% below the five-year average of 1,938 billion cubic feet of natural gas that have be...