Spring shoulder season is creating a window of opportunity for energy buyers. With NYMEX prices easing into injection season and PJM facing future capacity shortfalls, now is the time to rethink risk, resilience, and procurement strategy.
Eenrgy Market Update: Prices Ease Heading Into Spring Natural gas prices continue their downward trend. The NYMEX settled at $2.96, a full $4.50 lower than February’s close. With an El Niño pattern expected later this summer, markets anticipate continued softness heading into next winter.Looking ahead, January pricing remains above $5.00, but December, February, and March…
Energy Market Overview After a brief uptick last week, natural gas prices retreated once again. The April Prompt Month is now trading below $2.90/MMBtu, continuing a soft trend for the next few months. Geopolitical tensions—particularly the conflict in Iran—have had a much greater impact on U.S. oil markets than on natural gas markets. That’s because U.S.…
U.S. Weather Outlook As the mid-March chill moves out, expect light demand through the weekend, then stronger consumption early next week (Monday–Wednesday) as a brief cold front passes through. Natural Gas Storage Current inventories are tracking +6.2% higher than last year and only 2.2% below the five-year average. Storage levels should end the withdrawal season…
U.S. Weather and Demand Outlook Most of the U.S. will see warmer-than-normal temperatures through midweek, with highs mainly in the 40s–70s across the northern states and a few cooler pockets in the 30s. A weather system moving from the West into the northern and central U.S. Thursday–Friday will bring scattered showers and brief cooling. In…
Extreme cold and Winter Storm Fern are driving natural gas prices higher, with production freeze-offs and major storage withdrawals shifting market sentiment bullish. Crude remains steady, while national energy demand surges under frigid conditions. Read our full Commodity Fundamentals update for weather insights, storage data, and market trend
Extreme cold and Winter Storm Fern are driving natural gas prices higher, with production freeze-offs and major storage withdrawals shifting market sentiment bullish. Crude remains steady, while national energy demand surges under frigid conditions. Read our full Commodity Fundamentals update for weather insights, storage data, and market trend
Extreme cold and Winter Storm Fern are driving natural gas prices higher, with production freeze-offs and major storage withdrawals shifting market sentiment bullish. Crude remains steady, while national energy demand surges under frigid conditions. Read our full Commodity Fundamentals update for weather insights, storage data, and market trend
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