Turkey Day Demand Renaissance, Part Two
November 25, 2015
You may be asking yourself, when was part one? Only a year ago today, BTU Analytics published a riveting and compelling analysis on the impacts
Month: November 2015
$40 Oil Gives Ethane Prices Strength, While $80 Oil Is Its Kryptonite
November 24, 2015
We have seen oil production begin to decline in the wake of the oil price crash in 2015. With WTI closing at sub $50/bbl for the
Boston Bound: LNG on the Way to New England
November 17, 2015
Located about 10 miles off the shore of New England in the brisk, choppy waters of Massachusetts Bay are two deep water ports capable of
Northeast Pennsylvania E&P Pain Could Be Power Plants’ Gain
November 12, 2015
In the Cabot Oil & Gas earnings call last week, the management team talked about progress in getting NY DEC permits for the Constitution Pipeline construction.
Texas Gas Market: Not A ‘Big Fan’ of Wind Power?
November 10, 2015
A recent article posted in the New York Times highlighted an interesting trend in the utility industry in Texas: free power. That’s right, at a time
Is EIA 914 Gas Data Wrong for Louisiana?
November 6, 2015
In the latest EIA 914 gas numbers, Louisiana is showing a 576 MMcf/d increase in production, which is nothing to snub your nose at. This
Can the US Re-balance the Global Oil market?
November 4, 2015
As third quarter earnings continue at full steam, it’s hard to imagine a world where the US and global oil markets are able to re-balance
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