Cleveland-Cliffs Shifts Away From Hydrogen Project at Ohio Steel Mill

A decarbonization project by steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs that would have heavily relied on hydrogen will be “substantially altered,” CEO Lourenco Goncalves said Thursday, who cited the changing energy priorities under the Trump administration.

Appalachian Gas Production Remains High Despite Low Regional Demand

The Northeast saw Res/Comm demand continue its decline over the week ended May 6, but Power demand picked up as the market continues to transition from heating season to cooling season. Power demand averaged 7 Bcf/d last week and was higher than Res/Comm demand each day.

Gulf Coast Re-Exports of Canadian Heavy Crude Oil Bounce Higher in April

Re-exports of Canadian heavy crude oil are estimated to have been 114 Mb/d in April (rightmost stacked columns in chart below), 25 Mb/d stronger than March and 82 Mb/d less than a year ago based on tanker data compiled by Bloomberg.

LNG Canada Anticipating First LNG Production in June

After the delivery of a cool down cargo from the LNG tanker Maran Gas Roxana (picture below) and additional equipment testing, LNG Canada is set to begin first production of LNG in June according to a report posted by Reuters on May 5.

U.S. Propane Stocks Up, But Below Expectations

The EIA reported that total U.S. propane/propylene inventories had a build of 970 Mbbl for the week ended May 2. That was less than industry expectations for an increase of 1.8 MMbbl and the average build for the week of 1.8 MMbbl. Total U.S.

Spring in its Step – Western Canada’s Natural Gas Sets a New Production Record for April

Western Canada’s natural gas production has kicked off the spring on a strong note, posting a record high for April at 19.06 Bcf/d (blue column inside red dashed rectangle in chart below).

Weekly Crude Oil Exports to India and South Korea Plummet

Crude oil exports from the U.S. Gulf Coast to the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region plummeted 64% week-over-week to 700 Mb/d, the third-lowest weekly volume for the region yet this year.

Waltz Across Texas: The Ongoing Development of Permian-to-Gulf Infrastructure

New Drill Down Report for Backstage Pass Subscribers on Permian-to-Gulf Infrastructure
Midstreamers Continue Buildout of Processing Plants, Pipelines, Fracs and Export Terminals
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U.S. LNG Sets Another Record in April

U.S. LNG celebrated another victory in April for exporting the most cargoes in one month, beating out March’s record.

Permian Gas Production Recovers While Prices Gain

Permian gas production ticked higher last week as recent pipeline maintenance on Permian Highway wrapped up, allowing flows to normalize and prices to recover. April production averaged lower than March, but volumes have already bounced back this month with fewer midstream constraints.

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