US energy report forecasts falling natural gas output in first half of 2024 before 2025 record surge led by LNG
The US government’s short-term energy report for May forecasts falling first-half 2024 dry natural gas production while liquefied natural gas exports are set to rise in 2025, along with the benchmark Henry Hub gas price.
US expects natural gas supply will rise to meet growing demand for domestic pipeline gas and LNG exports
The United States forecasts that the nation’s natural gas supply will increase to meet growing demand for domestic pipeline gas and liquefied natural gas exports, though benchmark Henry Hub prices are expected to remain subdued as US oil and gas production increases to new record levels.
US Government forecasts starring role for LNG and domestic natural gas in future energy mix to 2050
Energy consumption will increase in the United States over the next 30 years across a variety of economic scenarios as population and economic growth outpace energy efficiency gains, though natural gas and LNG will retain their starring roles.
US says market conditions mean Henry Hub natural gas and LNG prices to stay high through start of 2022
The US Government forecasts that natural gas prices will remain high in the coming months because of a combination of more demand, lower short-term domestic natural gas production and the effects of Hurricane Ida on Gulf of Mexico output.
LNG prices rise as other markets unnerved by gasoline lines in US and 800 barges blocked on Mississippi
Cargoes of liquefied natural gas were still the subject of high prices in North Asia and Europe as the Japan-Korea Marker for spot cargoes hit the $10 per million British thermal units mark while European benchmark LNG values increased to their highest in 2021.
Global demand stays firm for LNG and at higher prices in North Asia, India and European markets
Demand for liquefied natural gas cargoes continued at a high seasonal level as liftings increase this week along with prices at all points, including North Asia spot volumes, Indian delivered cargoes, US Gulf Coast futures and Dutch and UK European gas values.
US report warns hydraulic fracturing ban would harm LNG sector and dump America into recession
The US Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy has delivered a new report on likely impacts of the “ill-conceived” ban on hydraulic fracturing proposed by the incoming Administration that would cost millions of jobs and make gasoline and electricity prices much higher for all Americans while risking a recession.
Oil prices fall below $40 amid US street unrest while nation's weekly LNG exports decline by half
Oil prices fell below $40 per barrel as street unrest in cities like Seattle led to concerns about US stability and the pace of the US economic recovery, while the nation’s LNG exports dropped to half of the previous week’s level, offset by pipeline natural gas exports to Mexico jumping more than 8 percent.
