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U.S. gas producer optimistic despite very low natural gas prices- oil and gas 360

U.S. gas producer optimistic despite very low natural gas prices

Oil Price Despite multi-year low natural gas prices in the United States, domestic producers continue to be optimistic about the long-term prospects of gas as a fuel, both in America and abroad. The current oversupply in the U.S. natural gas market is set to ease in the coming months as many operators are curtailing production in response to the February

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More U.S. Gas Earmarked for China: Cheniere, CNPC Go Long-Term

Cheniere Energy, Inc. (ticker: LNG) has entered into two LNG sale and purchase agreements (SPA) with China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC). Under the SPAs with Cheniere’s subsidiaries, Corpus Christi Liquefaction, LLC and Cheniere Marketing International LLP, CNPC subsidiary PetroChina International Company Limited will purchase approximately 1.2 million tons per annum of LNG, with a portion of the supply beginning in

Sempra Expects to Ship LNG Cargoes from Cameron within Weeks - President Trump - Oil & Gas 360

Canada’s Gas Price Will Remain Discounted $1.50 Below Henry Hub due to Stalled Canadian Pacific Coast LNG Export Projects: Deloitte

U.S. producers enjoy higher prices due to international customers for LNG export cargoes; Canadian gas becoming increasingly stranded – report A lack of market choice for Canadian natural gas led to increased volatility and depressed prices over the summer, creating a higher-than-usual differential with the price of U.S. natural gas, according to the latest oil and gas price forecast by

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Natural Gas Pricing and Marcellus Differentials

Discount to Henry Hub has Narrowed The spread between natural gas prices at Henry Hub and pricing in the hubs around the Marcellus has been indicative of the supply glut and the status of infrastructure in the area. Henry Hub in Louisiana acts as the main trading point for natural gas in the U.S., but natural gas from the Utica

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Natural Gas Prices Close on Most Difficult Year Since 1999

Don’t Expect a Rebound: Warm Winter Expected to Keep Prices in Check Henry Hub prices in 2015 averaged $2.61/MMBtu, marking the lowest level of the millennium to date and are roughly 70% below the average price level in 2008, according to data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA). Prices dipped below $2.00/MMBtu for the first time in three years near

Oil prices fall on fading storm impact, Chinese economic data - Oil&Gas360

Natural Gas Prices Dip After Reaching a Six Week High

The timing may have taken longer than expected, but natural gas prices are finally on the rise. Spot prices for Henry Hub closed at $2.37 on December 29, 2015, marking a six week high and the third straight day of gains in excess of 5%. Henry Hub spot prices have now gained at least 5% in four of the last

Oil & Gas 360 - Haynes & Boone Borrowing Base Redeterminations Survey

What will the New SEC Price Deck Mean for Reserves?

Every year, oil and gas companies are required by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) to report their proved oil and gas reserves. By reporting these reserves, companies give their investors a meaningful understanding of the resources the company controls that it believes it could economically produce, establishing the size of the company’s reserves. To qualify under SEC guidelines as “proved

Appalachia Production is Red Hot, but the Henry Hub is Still King

The meteoric production rise of the Marcellus and Utica Shales has shifted the playing field of the natural gas market and changed the United States energy landscape. While the recent commodity swing has finally forced U.S. oil production to least plateau (for the time being), the Appalachia has delivered consistent year-over-year growth ever since horizontal drilling truly took off in

EnLink’s $235 Million Midstream Acquisitions Increase Capabilities in the Gulf

Henry Hub Transfers Ownership The EnLink Midstream companies, EnLink Midstream Partners, LP (ticker:ENLK) and EnLink Midstream, LLC (ticker:ENLC) completed a $235 million deal agreement with Chevron Pipe Line Company and Chevron Midstream Pipelines LLC (ticker:CVX) for three different natural gas pipeline assets totaling nearly 1,400 miles, 11 billion cubic feet of working natural gas storage capacity, and ownership and management