- Analyst Insight
U.S LNG Exports Hit Record High in March
Social Teaser: U.S. LNG exports hit a new all-time high in March, boosted by strong commissioning activity at Plaquemines LNG. For more, see this week’s RBN LNG Voyager.
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- Blog
All Shook Up - New Natural Gas Pipes and LNG Terminals Shake Up Texas/Louisiana Gulf Coast
Over the next couple of years, six new pipelines and expansion projects will bring 11.8 Bcf/d of incremental natural gas supplies to the Texas/Louisiana Gulf Coast. During the same period, more than 8 Bcf/d of new LNG export capacity will move that gas to international markets.
- Analyst Insight
Permian Crude Flows to Gulf Coast Rebounded to Second-Highest Level in October
Crude oil flows from the Permian Basin to the U.S. Gulf Coast rose nearly 1% in October, reaching 5.73 MMb/d — an increase of 42 Mb/d compared to September, according to the latest monthly data from the Texas Railroad Commission.
- Analyst Insight
Western Canada’s Gas Production Holds Strong in March as Heating Season Draws to a Close
Western Canada's gas output for March 2025 set a new record for the month with current production on track to set up a record year.
- Analyst Insight
Gulf Coast LPG/Propane Spot Terminaling Rates Fall Back to Earth
After running up to 35 c/gal in September 2024, Gulf Coast spot terminaling rates have dropped back to the single digits.
- Blog
Personality Crisis - What's Ahead for New England's Power Grid? Is More Gas Part of the Answer?
Two factors — public concern about soaring utility bills and President Trump’s strong opposition to offshore wind — are forcing New England to rethink its once-ambitious plans for a renewables-heavy electric grid and reassess how to meet its power-generation needs in the late 2020s and early 2030
- Analyst Insight
Another slow week for rigs, as total US count drops one rig and falls to 592
In yet another week that saw very little movement in overall US oil and gas rig count, total rigs declined by one rig, falling to 592 for the week ending March 28 according to Baker Hughes data.
- Analyst Insight
Canadian Drilling – Rig Counts Continue to Feel the Heat of Spring Break Up
Canadian rig counts fell again, still searching for the bottom as spring break up pushes on.
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- Analyst Insight
Hydrogen Hubs Could See Funding Slashed: Report
Funding for four of the seven U.S. regional hydrogen hubs could be cut amid a Department of Energy (DOE) review of the program, Reuters reported this week, as the Trump administration looks to reduce funding for clean-energy initiatives and prioritize fossil-fuel production.
- Blog
Turn the Beat Around - Gas Producers Drive Q4 Earnings Growth as Oil Prices Languish
Most conversations and analyses around hydrocarbon prices tend to focus on crude oil, if for no other reason than the direct exposure we experience when filling up at the pump. After the commodity price crash in early 2020, which threatened the financial stability of U.S.
