May 8, 2018 – Natural Gas Intelligence
Mexico’s LNG Needs Seen Gradually Diminishing as Pipelines Come Online
By Peter de Montmollin
The role of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the Mexican supply balance is set to evolve after several pending pipelines come in-service later this year, experts say…
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May 7, 2018 – Natural Gas Intelligence
Pipeline Investments Dogged by Changing Regulations, On-and-off Tariffs, Protesters and Fear of Redundancy
By Charlie Passut
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May 7, 2018 – Natural Gas Intelligence
Storage Still in Focus as Natural Gas Futures Rebound; Western Spot Prices Strengthen
By Jeremiah Shelor
Natural gas futures rebounded Monday after trading on both sides of even, with the market...
April 27, 2018 – Financial Times
Playing with fire: Iran deal looms over rising oil price
By Ed Crooks
Jerry Flory hates it when the price of oil goes up. The co-owner of Flory’s, a small, family chain of petrol stations and convenience stores about 40 miles north of New York, he says that when fuel prices rise customers look for someone to blame. The current targets include Congress, the Iraq war and the retailers.…
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April 19, 2018 – Natural Gas Intelligence
Natural Gas Futures Near Even as Another April Withdrawal Expected; Spot Prices Mixed
By Jeremiah Shelor
Analysts have been noting the pressure growing production out of the Permian Basin has been putting on takeaway capacity for crude and associated gas flowing out of the region.
Negative West Texas crude differentials to trading hubs in Cushing, OK, and the Gulf Coast have seen “at least a little relief in the past few days,” RBN Energy LLC analyst John Zanner wrote in a note to clients Tuesday...
