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Foreseeable risks from swelling natural gas inventories and an active hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin could bring more volatility to commodity

Industry leaders worry that the DOE’s suspension of approvals for LNG projects will  persuade global customers to seek other suppliers, wreaking havoc on energy security.

Cold temperatures caused higher gas usage and dropped production, but the spike in demand is unlikely to have lasting effects.

Natural gas production has risen over the past decade with the potential to keep growing, but 2024 will test the market’s patience as E&Ps await LNG export capacity to come online.

Natural gas traders appeared to need more convincing that the hugely bullish miss in the latest government inventory data holds water. After bouncing as

USEA Virtual Press Briefing on July 22 To Examine Critical Gas Issues

USEA Virtual Press Briefing on July 22 To Examine Critical Gas Issues

USEA Virtual Press Briefing on July 22 To Examine Critical Gas Issues