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Big Storage Injection Deepens Decline in Natural Gas Futures as Temperatures Moderate

2 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Jodi Shafto |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick

Jodi Shafto joined NGI as a Senior Natural Gas Reporter in October 2023. Before that, she was a business news reporter for South Carolina's largest daily newspaper, The Post and Courier, and was a Senior Energy Markets Reporter at S&P Global Market Intelligence. Based out of Charleston, Jodi has covered US energy markets since 2005 as a reporter, editor and analyst. A New Jersey native, she holds a BS in Journalism from Bowling Green State University.
Bearish Storage Print Miss Sends July Natural Gas Futures Careening Ahead of Expiry

2 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Jodi Shafto |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported 96 Bcf injected into natural gas storage facilities in the week ended June 20. The build exceeded expectations, sending July futures lower as the contract neared expiration at the close of business on Thursday. Prompt month futures were down 7.6 cents to $3.330/MMBtu ahead of the print and tumbled 12.8 cents to $3.278 as the figure crossed traders’ screens. By 11 a.m. ET, July futures were down 16.3 cents.
Could Russia Supply Mexico With LNG, Replace U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline Imports?

2 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Christopher Lenton |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick

Russian authorities have offered LNG supply to Mexico, according to a social media post by the Russian Embassy in Mexico. “We are already working with Mexico,” Russian Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilev said, according to the post.
Natural Gas Spot Price Rally Eludes a Familiar Laggard – Western Canada

2 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Kevin Dobbs |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick

North American natural gas prices in the physical market exploded in recent sessions amid a blistering heat wave and flat production. Western Canadian prices, however, proved the exception and floundered as they have most of this year.
Lake Charles LNG Builds Development Momentum, Expands Supply Deal With Chevron

2 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Jamison Cocklin |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick

Energy Transfer LP (ET) has agreed to supply more LNG to Chevron Corp. from its proposed Lake Charles export project in Louisiana, expanding a deal signed in December 2024 to provide 2 million tons/year (Mt/y). ET will now supply the supermajor with 3 Mt/y of the super-chilled fuel for 20 years after signing an incremental sale and purchase agreement it announced on Wednesday.
Keyera Centers Canada NGL Strategy on ‘Key Consumption Hubs’ Coast-to-Coast and in Lower 48

2 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Carolyn Davis |Chris Newman |Jacob Dick |Kevin Dobbs

Calgary-based Keyera Corp. is snapping up most of Plains All American Pipeline LP’s natural gas liquids (NGL) business in a bid to expand the Canadian infrastructure corridor across Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan and beyond. The cash transaction, valued at C$5.5 billion ($4.02 billion), includes most of the Canada NGL business of Houston-based Plains. Some U.S. assets are included in the deal.
Chastened Natural Gas Market Awaits Storage Data, July Settlement After Four-Day Pummeling

2 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Andrew Baker |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick

Struggling natural gas futures continued to slip Thursday morning as forecasts pointed to a comfortably supplied summer market for the time being. The July Nymex gas futures contract, in its final day at the front of the curve, was trading at $3.365/MMBtu as of 8:33 a.m. ET, down 4.1 cents. The more heavily traded August contract, which takes over the prompt month position at Thursday’s close, was down 2.9 cents to $3.540.
Breaking Heat, Rising Storage Keep Natural Gas Futures on Downward Trajectory

3 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Jodi Shafto |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick

Jodi Shafto joined NGI as a Senior Natural Gas Reporter in October 2023. Before that, she was a business news reporter for South Carolina's largest daily newspaper, The Post and Courier, and was a Senior Energy Markets Reporter at S&P Global Market Intelligence. Based out of Charleston, Jodi has covered US energy markets since 2005 as a reporter, editor and analyst. A New Jersey native, she holds a BS in Journalism from Bowling Green State University.
Global Natural Gas Prices Cool Amid Israel-Iran Ceasefire, but Extreme Risks Remain — The Offtake

3 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Jacob Dick |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Kevin Dobbs

A look at the global natural gas and LNG markets by the numbers• $2: Global natural gas benchmarks continued to cool Wednesday as tensions in the Middle East appeared to ratchet down. The prompt Title Transfer Facility finished just above $12/MMBtu at market close, marking a nearly $2 drop from the beginning of the week. East Asian LNG prices maintained a premium amid a lingering heat wave over the region, but also pared down to the mid-$13 range.
Mexico Grants Land Concession to Coatzacoalcos LNG Terminal Anchored in Isthmus

3 days ago | naturalgasintel.com | Christopher Lenton |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick

The Mexican government has given an important green light to a modular LNG project at Coatzacoalcos on the Gulf of Mexico. “We’ve just obtained the land concession where the plant will be located, effectively anchoring the project to an exclusive economic area,” Casarve Servicios SRL director Santiago Arroyo told NGI. Comercializadora Aqualita SA and Casarve are behind Ursus Energy and a proposed LNG greenfield terminal situated in the Port of Veracruz on the Gulf of Mexico.