Julian Hast
Natural Gas Reporter at Argus Media
Natural gas reporter @ArgusMedia. Previously @JaxBizJournal, @WasecaNews.
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Feb 14, 2024 |
argusmedia.com | Julian Hast
The largest US natural gas producer by volume assured investors today that the pace of US gas production is appropriate relative to demand, despite benchmark prices hitting fresh three-year lows this week. US gas storage being 10.6pc above the five-year average "is really just the result of a really warm El Niño winter," EQT chief financial officer Jeremy Knop said, referring to the weather pattern partly responsible for recent months being the warmest ever recorded.
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Jan 4, 2024 |
ktbs.com | Julian Hast
HOUSTON, Texas -- Efforts by midstream giant Energy Transfer to block a natural gas pipeline out of the Haynesville shale could threaten the region's production growth, the pipeline company and others argue in court filings, as well as the coming US LNG export boom, according to a report by Argus Media.
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Jan 3, 2024 |
fairfieldsuntimes.com | Julian Hast
HOUSTON, Texas -- Efforts by midstream giant Energy Transfer to block a natural gas pipeline out of the Haynesville shale could threaten the region's production growth, the pipeline company and others argue in court filings, as well as the coming US LNG export boom, according to a report by Argus Media.
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Dec 5, 2023 |
argusmedia.com | Julian Hast
Efforts by midstream giant Energy Transfer to block a natural gas pipeline out of the Haynesville shale could threaten the region's production growth, the pipeline company and others argue in court filings, as well as the coming US LNG export boom. In April a Louisiana district court judge ruled that Energy Transfer was within its rights to block DT Midstream from building a gas line that crossed Energy Transfer's own Tiger pipeline in northern Louisiana.
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Oct 31, 2023 |
argusmedia.com | Julian Hast
Spot natural gas prices across the northeastern US on Monday surged to the highest levels in months ahead of the first widespread shot of cold weather this season. The Columbia Gas, Appalachia, index, a key indicator for the price of gas from the Marcellus shale in Pennsylvania and the surrounding states, on Monday more than doubled to $2.37/mmBtu, the highest since 2 March. Dailies at the Transco zone 6 New York index also more than doubled to $2.66/mmBtu, the highest since 13 March.
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RT @staunovo: Frigid weather in #Oklahoma this week has shut in about a third of state oil and natural gas production, according to analyst…
Frigid weather in Oklahoma in recent days has shut in about a third of state oil and gas production, or about 150,000 b/d of crude and 2.5 Bcf/d of natural gas, according to analysts and pipeline flow data #oott #natgas https://t.co/CHfGUaUhKQ
Small scoop: Frigid weather in North Dakota has shut in 5-7pc of state oil and natural gas production, or 60,000-90,000 b/d of oil production and 170mn-260mn cf/d of associated gas production, the state's pipeline authority told Argus: https://t.co/ZdzYDmQfIo #oott #natgas