Save Room – Existing and Planned Natural Gas Storage Facilities in East Texas and West Louisiana
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“Location, location, location” doesn’t just apply to residential and commercial real estate.
Propane has powered Olympic kitchens, lifted hot-air balloons across the English Channel and helped turn a quiet patch of southeastern Texas into the center of the NGL universe. It has also had many larger-than-life “wild” characters push the business forward.
Tourmaline's 2025 fourth quarter earnings call took place on March 5, 2026, and provided several insights into operational trends and the supply and demand balance in the Western Canadian gas market.
The world is hungry for more natural gas. But where will it come from and what are the biggest issues facing the market? Those are among the major questions addressed at GasCon 2026 and the focus of today’s RBN blog.
A surprise U.S. propane inventory build this week, driven largely by rising Gulf Coast stocks, while exports slipped below recent averages.
New and expanded natural gas storage facilities near the Texas/Louisiana border are coming online and being planned, mostly in response to the ongoing buildout of LNG export capacity along the Gulf Coast and new gas pipelines to those terminals.
On their 4Q and full-year 2025 earnings call, APA outlined a 3-pronged approach to driving value; high-grading their portfolio, reigning in costs, and developing additional drilling prospects.
The NATGAS Appalachia weekly report provides the data and insights to monitor the northeast natural gas market’s twists and turns and identify the risks and opportunities along the way, including tracking supply-demand trends, outbound capacity and their impact on takeaway pipeline utilization, and regional prices.
Global LNG markets were jolted this week after Qatar’s Ras Laffan export complex was taken offline by an Iranian drone attack, even as U.S. LNG feedgas demand held steady at full utilization.
U.S. exports of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel to Mexico have been mostly rising the past 15 years.
U.S. NGL production climbed to a record in 2025, up from 2024, marking a new all-time high.