Qatar LNG output could rebound within a month
Qatar could restore LNG production at unaffected Ras Laffan trains within a month after safe shipping through Hormuz resumes, sources told Reuters. Shipping and logistics are deemed the main bottlenecks, rather than plant operation.
US gas producers hedge Cal-26, brace for volatile winter prices
Many US gas producers are hedging their output, as a cold winter combined with soaring LNG feedgas demand could drive the Jan-26 contract above $5.00/MMBtu. The Henry Hub Cal-26 strip could - under these conditions - jump above $4.25/MMBtu, Energy Aspects forecasts.
Presidential election unlikely to slow growth of US shale industry
Bickering between US Vice President Kamila Harris and former President Donald Trump in the run-up to the US election is not hampering the steady growth of the shale gas industry and LNG majors. Focus on profitability and shareholder returns – rather than production growth – means the industry is unlikely to be influenced by promises of support or potential regulations from either candidate.
