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LP Gas - NPGA webinar covers crop progress, propane supply forecasts
Monday, 09/05/2022

September 5, 2022 – LP Gas

NPGA webinar covers crop progress, propane supply forecasts

By Brian Richesson

According to NPGA in late August, corn development – buoyed by hot and dry weather – caught up to the five-year average, suggesting average moisture content. The association shares the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s crop progress report at npga.org. PERC also offers a grain drying demand model, an online tool that helps propane marketers gauge propane demand and best serve their agriculture customers.

Regional supply...

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NGI’s Hub & Flow Podcast Episode 74
Saturday, 08/13/2022

August 13, 2022 – Natural Gas Intelligence

NGI’s Hub & Flow Podcast Episode 74

The Mightiest in All the Land: A Look into the Surge in U.S. Southeast Natural Gas Prices This Summer

NGI's Leticia Gonzales is joined by RBN Energy managing editor Sheetal Nasta to discuss the record high prices seen this summer in the U.S. Southeast. From robust power burns to tight pipeline capacity, as well as what may lie ahead in the coming months, Leticia and Sheetal lay it all out in the latest episode of NGI's Hub &...

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OilPrice.com - Why Oil Investors Should Keep An Eye On ESG Scores
Saturday, 07/30/2022

July 30, 2022 – OilPrice.com

Why Oil Investors Should Keep An Eye On ESG Scores

By David Messler

By 2020 most energy companies had sophisticated platforms for adhering to and beating Paris climate goals, in some cases by 20 years in 2030. Key among the GHGs that are to be controlled or minimized are carbon dioxide and methane. An article discussed on RBN Energy’s blog, noted,

“The primary focus is on reducing...

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Politico - Falling gas prices blunt Republican campaign attacks
Thursday, 07/28/2022

July 28, 2022 – Politico

Falling gas prices blunt Republican campaign attacks

By Ben Lefebvre

For now, the decrease in energy prices may offer Democrats a respite from GOP attack ads on inflation.

The U.S. benchmark oil price is forecast to fall to an average of $90 a barrel for the second half of this year compared with $101.35

in the first half, RBN Energy analyst John Auers said. This would drag gasoline prices lower than they are now, barring a major upset in oil markets already roiled by factors including...

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Bloomberg - Weak Summer Gasoline Demand Is Eroding US Refining Margins
Thursday, 07/21/2022

July 21, 2022 – Bloomberg News

Weak Summer Gasoline Demand Is Eroding US Refining Margins

By Chunzi Xu

Seasonally low demand and weaker crude have driven gasoline futures to their lowest level in more than three months to around $3.12 a gallon. The futures benchmark is the pricing basis for wholesale and retail gasoline in the US, and its decline signals pump prices have more room to fall.

Weaker margins have prompted refiners to dial back on gasoline production while keeping overall operation rates elevated, in part to chase returns...

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