EIA: WEEKLY NATURAL GAS STORAGE The last two natural gas storage reports have shown a more robust injection than the five-year average, which is helping to keep the price of Natural Gas lower as mild weather has kept heat demand down. Projections of a mild winter due to a strong El Nino are also holding…
View detailsEIA: WEEKLY NATURAL GAS STORAGE The last two storage reports have shown a more robust injection than the five-year average, which is helping to keep the price of Natural Gas lower as mild weather has kept heat demand down. Projections of a mild winter due to a strong El Nino are also holding back gas…
View detailsEIA: WEEKLY NATURAL GAS STORAGE Our gas injections continue to be weak this summer, and we will still be lucky to have a surplus by the end of withdrawal season starting in November. Our surplus over the 5-year average, at one time over 17%, is now down to 5.1%. The excess over last year has…
View detailsOil, Natural Gas, and The Israel-Hamas Conflict After worries that the Israel-Hamas conflict could widen into a larger Mideast war, prices returned to normal. So far, the fighting has been limited to around the Gaza Strip except for a few rocket attacks from Hezbollah from Syria and Lebanon in the north. While neither Israel nor…
View detailsNATURAL GAS: NYMEX 12-MONTH ROLLING STRIP (NOV-OCT) In September, natural gas demand fell sharply in all sectors, from residential and commercial to industrial. This is likely due to mild weather throughout the country and no actual heat demand until this last week. Below average temps are moving across the country, so look for higher heating…
View detailsALL ABOUT THE NATURAL GAS MARKET: NATURAL GAS: HIGH DEMAND The higher gas demand is coming from three places. The gas price in 2023 and 2024 has begun to dip just a bit (though it did go up last week), but further out, we are seeing pricing trend upwards in 2026, 2027, and 2028. This…
View detailsNATURAL GAS DEMAND WITH EXPORTS Even though we now have record natural gas production, we also have record demand for natural gas. When you add in the LNG exports, current demand is above 2022 and 2021 and higher than the five-year average and the five-year average range. Demand and exports have been higher this summer,…
View detailsEIA: U.S. ELECTRICITY GENERATION BY SOURCE 2018-2024 If you look at the sources of electricity supply, natural gas, coal, and nuclear may have a clear lead, but if you add wind and solar together and then break them down ‘other‘ you find out that renewables are probably in second place as other also accounts for…
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