Using data compiled for RBN’s Canadian NatGas Billboard report, we estimate that natural gas production in Western Canada reached a record daily high of 18.93 Bcf on October 16 (red dashed oval in top figure below), surpassing the previous record of 18.72 Bcf set on September 4 (black dashed oval

US oil and gas rig count was up slightly for the week ending October 20, with rigs up by 2 versus a week ago bringing the total count up to 624 according to Baker Hughes.  Rigs were added in the Haynesville (+2), Gulf of Mexico (+2) and Permian (+1), while the Niobrara (-2) and Eagle Ford (-1) bo

The Permian is in the midst of a major midstream infrastructure build-out as companies are investing to keep up with strong crude, natural gas and NGL production growth expected in the region over the next fe

The EIA reported that total U.S. propane/propylene inventories built by 806 Mbbl for the week ended October 13, which was above average industry expectations for a 260-Mbbl gain and the 222 Mbbl average build for the week. Total U.S.

Overall LNG feedgas demand jumped up again last week as Cove Point restarted. The terminal had been offline for annual maintenance since September 20 and resumed full operations on October 12. Feedgas has been consistent with full utilization at the terminal since its restart.