Sub $40 Crude. What Does that Mean for Natural Gas?
It’s hard to find someone not calling for oil to break $40 these days. Just yesterday, BTU Analytics delivered a free webinar covering effects to the
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It’s hard to find someone not calling for oil to break $40 these days. Just yesterday, BTU Analytics delivered a free webinar covering effects to the
The other day, while my wife and I were taking our dog for a walk in Denver, the pervasiveness of solar power hit me. On
In any given oil or gas play, a critical piece of information is how much drilling inventory remains. However, just because there is inventory doesn’t
Back in December 2015, BTU Analytics highlighted the interconnectivity between oil and gas in our blog ‘$30 Crude Leads to $6 Natural Gas Price‘. Despite
Last month, BTU Analytics published an analysis of global energy consumption trends, highlighting that the United States is decarbonizing over time as consumption trends rotate
After a steep fall in production shortly following the price decline at the end of 2014, the Powder River Basin is now poised to rebound.
US LNG exports have not only provided an important source of incremental demand for the domestic natural gas market, but those exports, along with other
Yesterday, BTU Analytics published our latest Northeast Gas Outlook report with an in-depth analysis of how growing Permian natural gas volumes could alter Western natural gas pipeline flows and
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