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NatGas in Storage Continues to Rise on Moderate Weather Conditions
The lower 48 U.S. states added 29 Bcf of natural gas to storage for the week ending March 28, slightly higher than market expectations between 25 Bcf to 27 Bcf.
LNG Canada Receives Cooling Cargo, Signals Project Start-Up
LNG Canada expects to start exporting LNG by the middle of 2025.
Delfin Signs 15-Year LNG Supply Agreement with Berlin’s SEFE
Delfin Midstream is building the customer base for its floating LNG platform off the Gulf Coast.
Excelerate Energy, Petrovietnam Gas Sign MOU to Secure US LNG
Excelerate Energy Inc. and Petrovietnam Gas Joint Stock Corp. are collaborating to secure LNG from the U.S. as early as 2026.
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WhiteWater-Led NatGas Pipeline Traverse Reaches FID
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US Oil Rig Count Rises to Highest Since June
Baker Hughes said oil rigs rose by five to 489 this week, their highest since June, while gas rigs fell by seven, the most in a week since May 2023, to 96, their lowest since September.
Black Gold, LGX Find Multiple Pay Zones in Western Indiana
Black Gold Exploration Corp. and LGX Energy Corp. are working to start production at the Fritz 2-30 oil and gas well in Indiana within 60 days.
Matador Exits Eagle Ford Shale, Preps for ‘Turbulent Times’
Matador Resources Co. divested its Eagle Ford Shale assets “in preparation for turbulent times” but doesn’t expect tariffs to affect well costs until the second half of 2025.
Oklahoma E&P Canvas Energy Explores Midcon Sale, Sources Say
Canvas Energy, formerly Chaparral Energy, holds 223,000 net acres in the Anadarko Basin, where M&A has been gathering momentum.
Appalachia, Haynesville Minerals M&A Heats Up as NatGas Prices Rise
Several large Appalachia and Haynesville minerals and royalties packages are expected to hit the market as buyer interest grows for U.S. natural gas.
Pennsylvania City to Turn Coal-Powered Plant into Gas-Fired Data Center Campus
Construction on the Homer City Generating Station is expected to start in 2026.
NatGas in Storage Continues to Rise on Moderate Weather Conditions
The lower 48 U.S. states added 29 Bcf of natural gas to storage for the week ending March 28, slightly higher than market expectations between 25 Bcf to 27 Bcf.
Oil Dives More Than 6%, Steepest Fall in 3 Years on Tariffs, OPEC+ Supply Boost
Oil prices swooned on April 3 to settle with their steepest percentage loss since 2022, after OPEC+ agreed to a surprise increase in output the day after U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping new import tariffs.
Venture Global Gets Final Approval to Fully Open Calcasieu Pass LNG
Venture Global has FERC permission to put the remaining facilities at its Calcasieu Pass LNG plant into service, placing an unknown status on arbitration hearings with its long-term customers.