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Natural Gas Intelligence
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- Natural Gas Price Volatility Alive and Well in Forward Markets
- Kinder Morgan Eyes Late September Start-Up for Permian Pipe; Elba LNG Expected Online Soon
- Long-Idled SoCalGas Transmission Pipeline Poised to Restart
- Riviera Resources Subsidiary to Build New Oklahoma Crude Line, Lands Roan as Anchor Shipper
- Texas Landowners Pivot to ESA to Block 2 Bcf/d Permian Highway
- Fracture Sand Provider Emerge Energy Seeking Chapter 11 Protection
- Renewables Set to Play Bigger Role in Georgia Power's Energy Mix
- Season’s First Below-Average Injection Not Scaring Natural Gas Futures Bears
- Expect ‘Messy’ 2Q Results as Lower 48 E&Ps Respond to Lower Waha, WTI Pricing
- Natural Gas Trading, Marketed Production Hit Record Highs in 2018, Firm Says
- New Fortress Said Pursuing Philippines LNG Import Terminal
- North Dakota’s Bakken Production Flattens, Rig Count Declines
- Warmer Long-Range Forecast Trends Overnight as Natural Gas Futures Called Higher
- No Major Changes to Latest Forecasts as Natural Gas Futures Stall
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As the United States continues to bolster its position as a leading liquefied natural gas supplier, evolutionary and...
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Faced with further signs that strong heat this week won’t have staying power, natural gas bulls acquiesced to sharp discounts in the futures market Wednesday. Meanwhile, a weak spot market response to near-term forecasts showing some of the hottest conditions of the summer so far reinforced the bearish sentiment on the day; the NGI Spot Gas National Avg. slid 10.0 cents to $2.160/MMBtu.
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Coming off heavy selling over the previous two sessions, natural gas futures were trading slightly higher early Wednesday as forecasts continued to show intense heat fading by next week. The August Nymex futures contract was up 2.7 cents to $2.333/MMBtu just after 8:30 a.m. ET.
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National Grid has turned to its customers to help build support for Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Co. LLC’s imperiled Northeast Supply Enhancement Project, which it claims would help ease natural gas shortages in New York City.
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After two years of trial shipments, British Columbia-based utility FortisBC has secured a modest overseas market toehold as a pioneer natural gas contract supplier for a Chinese trader.