Expand Energy’s Q1 2026 earnings call made one thing clear: the company is positioning itself for a long-term structural growth cycle in U.S. natural gas demand, with LNG exports sitting at the center of the strategy. Management repeatedly emphasized that Expand’s Haynesville position is uniquely advantaged because it sits directly on the Gulf Coast LNG corridor. Expand sees LNG as a long-term extension of its upstream business and intends to move further down the value chain through marketing, transportation and potentially gas supply management services tied to export facilities.
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Two Sides of the Coin – U.S. E&Ps Increasingly See LNG as Way to Get a Piece of the Arbitrage Pie
Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine not only led to the demise of Russian pipeline gas supplies to Europe and caused prices to spike, but it also helped create new arbitrage opportunities for U.S. LNG shippers. In today’s RBN blog, we look at the different approaches the U.S. upstream has adopted in response.
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Q1 2026 Earnings Calls: Tourmaline Says Western Canada’s Gas Glut Looks Temporary
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Middle Man – Expand Energy, Already a Giant, Broadens Its Scope and Reach With Twin Eagle Deal
It’s unusual for an acquisition valued at “only” $1.25 billion to be transformational. But that’s surely the case with Expand Energy’s newly announced purchase of Twin Eagle Holdings, which will make Expand — the U.S.’s largest natural gas producer — the #1 gas marketing and optimization firm as well.
