Key Drivers March 2023 forecasted to return to more normal and even below normal in the Midwest and Northeast Signs of life at the Freeport LNG facility as volumes begin to slowly come back online U.S producers slow drilling as natural gas and oil prices fall after raking in record breaking 2022 profits Commentary The enormous

Key Drivers January temperatures averaged well above normal in the Midwest and Northeast February temperature forecasts are favoring a near repeat of January mild temperatures in Midwest and Northeast Fast growing year over year natural gas storage surplus Extremely high number of speculative traders selling NYMEX short pushing prices down   Commentary The vast majority

Want to listen to the update on our podcast?  Click Here!  As we enter 2023 we felt it was a great time to briefly look back at 2022 and note a few key events and price drivers of wholesale natural gas and wholesale electric and then look ahead at happenings and events that could shape

Key Drivers Short-term warm and cold temperature swings keeping prices volatile Long range weather models forecasting a deepening NOA (cold December) Increasing prices in Europe as winter arrives Freeport LNG facility coming back online in December Strong increase in NG production September – November   Commentary Future price direction for both the natural gas and electric

Key Drivers Extreme warmth in the eastern half of the U.S. Week of November 11-17 shows extreme warmth ending Freeport, LA LNG facility – when will it come back online? Europe natural gas storage nearly full and warm weather persists The sizeable 2022 storage deficit versus 2021 will likely be eliminated   Commentary If you

Key Driver & Startling Facts 3.4 TCF final storage expectation well below 4 TCF full capacity Very tight supply and demand NG balance in U.S, tilted heavily in demand’s favor Global NG demand pushing European prices above $90/MMBTU vs. $9.00/MMBTU in U.S. Electric prices in Europe now over $1000/MW vs. $115/MW in OH 20 million