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About
Morningstar Inc. is a provider of independent investment research in North America, Europe, Australia and Asia. The company offers an extensive line of products and services for individuals, financial advisers and institutions. Morningstar's Commodities and Energy group provides market data and analytical products for energy data management systems, financial and agricultural data management, historical analysis, trading, risk management and forecasting.
Morningstar Commodities Research provides independent, fundamental research differentiated by a consistent focus on the competitive dynamics in worldwide commodities markets. This joint effort between Morningstar's Research and Commodities and Energy groups leverages the expertise of Morningstar's 23 energy, utilities, basic materials and commodities analysts as well as Morningstar's extensive data platform. Morningstar Commodities Research initially will focus on North American power and natural gas markets with plans to expand coverage of other markets worldwide.
News
Special Report: All Eyes on Natural Gas Investment
Strong demand and environmental awareness draw capital to natural gas in the upstream and midstream sectors.
The Evolution of ESG Reporting for E&P Companies
Developing SEC requirements and market pressure push E&P companies to meet ESG disclosure demands.
How Shale Producers Can Win Over Skittish Investors
Flush with cash, U.S. shale producers vary in approach to shareholder returns but one, in particular, appears to be well-suited to the industry’s boom-and-bust life cycle.
Natural Gas Tops Power Gen Charts
Since surpassing coal as the dominant power generation fuel in 2016, natural gas has been furthering its lead. However, renewables are expected to surpass gas in the future.
US Oil Projects Began To Falter As Shale Producers Curb Spending
The number of pipeline and storage terminal projects proposed to move shale to the U.S. Gulf Coast has dwindled amid steps by oil producers to pare exploration spending.
US Crude Exports Need $50-$60 Oil To Thrive
The ongoing surge in U.S. crude exports could come to a halt if oil production from U.S. shale and offshore Gulf of Mexico becomes uneconomic, says a recent Morningstar report.