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As the 2020 presidential election approaches, speculation around what the impacts of a Democratic White House could mean on the energy industry has intensified. One
3Q 2020 – Updates on Midland-to-ECHO, Equality/South Bend Pipeline, Mountain Valley Pipeline, Permian Highway, DAPL, PennEast and Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
3Q 2020 – Despite hurricane-related disruptions in August and September, US LNG demand increased every month in the third quarter driven by prices in Asia
3Q 2020 – Crude pricing has stalled as seasonal demand wanes and rising COVID-19 cases globally increase the risk of widespread shutdowns. Meanwhile, rising Libyan
3Q 2020 – The year 2020 has been anything other than business as usual in the US E&P sector. Macroeconomic shocks upended the near-term outlook
While coal retirements tend to capture all the headlines, natural gas retirements warrant attention in that as recently as 2018 over 8 GW of gas
Opal basis averaged a $0.29/MMBtu premium to Henry Hub last month. This is well above both the prior month and prior year average of ($0.09)/MMBtu
Winter is coming. Not the one from the end of Game of Thrones, but one that will play a key role in the outlook for
Natural gas-fired generation has received the bulk of the benefit from retiring coal generation. With coal retirements showing no signs of stopping, that pattern will
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