Natural Gas & Power Prices: Comfortable Today, But Pressures Are Building for later 2026–2027 Energy buyers are facing a confusing market. On one hand, U.S. natural gas storage looks healthy overall. EIA reported working gas in storage at 2,063 Bcf as of April 17, 2026, which was 142 Bcf above last year and 137 Bcf […]

  What’s Really Happening with Energy Prices Right Now? Iran Conflict – Why Haven’t Prices Spiked? You’d expect war in the Middle East to send energy prices soaring—but that hasn’t really happened. Why? Simple: The U.S. is producing record levels of oil and natural gas We’re far less dependent on foreign energy than we used

You’ve seen the headlines. The U.S. & Israel strikes Iran and Iran’s threat to close the Strait of Hormuz have created global commodity market uncertainty. In simple terms: Roughly 20% – 30% of the world’s oil flows through that narrow waterway. 20% of global LNG (liquefied natural gas) also passes through it. Even if the