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It’s all connected: The natural gas market and its casualties

It’s all connected: The natural gas market and its casualties Natural gas was supposed to be the so-called bridge fuel to the low-carbon renewable energy economy. It was abundant, cleaner to burn than oil and coal, and more and more available to anyone who wanted it as a global market in liquefied natural gas (LNG) […]

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Coronavirus Could Crush Natgas Market Amid Collapsing Chinese Demand

Coronavirus Could Crush Natgas Market Amid Collapsing Chinese Demand Last week we warned that the drop in Chinese petroleum consumption could spark one of the “biggest shocks to oil markets since the Lehman crisis.” Now it seems the fast-moving contagion has spread to liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets, Fitch Ratings detailed in a new report.  LNG markets […]

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Natural Gas Markets Remain Ultra Tight

Natural Gas Markets Remain Ultra Tight Natural gas prices skyrocketed this week, shooting above $4.80 per MMBtu on Wednesday, a price last seen during the polar vortex of 2014. Low gas inventories are leaving the market on edge, and volatility has roared back to the market. In this column only a week ago, I marveled […]

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Cold Snap Could Send Natural Gas To $5

Cold Snap Could Send Natural Gas To $5 The natural gas market is looking rather tight, even as U.S. production continues to set new records. Inventories fell sharply last winter, leaving the country a little light on stocks heading into injection season. That did not concern the market much, with record-setting production expected to replenish […]

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