Canadian Gas Markets Find Balance, But for How Long?
June 30, 2020
While production curtailments in the oil sands get the headlines, the Canadian natural gas market is also in flux amid the economic disruption wrought by
Month: June 2020
Crude Price and the Return of Drilling and Completions
June 26, 2020
With crude prices holding near $40/bbl for the better part of a month and frac spreads returning in some basins, many clients are asking when
Will Nord Stream 2 Delay US LNG Rebound?
June 23, 2020
Earlier this month, a bi-partisan group of US lawmakers introduced legislation expanding US sanctions regarding the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline currently under construction between
Are Solar Developers the Next Frackers
June 18, 2020
The energy industry is always chasing the next hottest trend, whether it was wholesale power trading in the 1990s, shale gas in the 2000s or
Natural Gasoline Price Weakness
June 16, 2020
Earlier last month, BTU Analytics’ Energy Market Insights examined the supply outlook and historical prices for natural gas liquids (NGLs). NGL production plummeted in April
Can Hurricane Season Derail Oil Market Recovery?
June 11, 2020
The 2020 hurricane season is off to a rapid start this year with the first two storms formed in May and most recently Tropical Storm
Will US LNG Declines be Enough to Balance European Storage?
June 9, 2020
In the past two years, Europe’s LNG imports have soared, absorbing global supply growth, particularly from the US. In April of 2020, Europe accounted for
Appalachia Production on the Rebound?
June 4, 2020
Both natural gas production and demand in the US continue to drop in an ever-steepening race to find a bottom in the current market environment.
Roll Call, pt. 2 – Global Liquids Supply Outlook
June 2, 2020
Last week, BTU Analytics’ Energy Market Insights touched on how the various outlooks for global liquids demand have vastly different implications for the recovery of
