Until a slew of LNG export terminals come online, gas production will be high and prices will be low, East Daley says in its annual report.
“All this talk of sending U.S. LNG to supply Europe and get them off Russian gas is causing U.S. gas to be repriced because of what lies ahead for LNG exports,” said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital LLC in New York.
Ajay Bakshani, co-author of East Daley’s annual Dirty Little Secrets midstream outlook, discusses the expectations for $90 billion in free cash flow and why ‘midstream can really do it all in the next few years.’
Long used to cook food and heat homes, NGLs have emerged as the clean feedstock of choice in the production of plastics.
The technology is more efficient than existing gas treatment processes and can reduce GHG emissions by significant amounts.
The market is now looking to the U.S. shale industry, which has provided most of the non-OPEC output increase over the past decade.
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan expressed concerned that supply is not keeping up with surging demand.
Residents could pay almost $3.50 per gallon for heating oil this winter.
Only the Permian Basin increased its production of both crude oil and associated gas in 2020, the EIA said, but these increases did not offset declines in other U.S. shale plays.
Despite climate change pressure and growth in renewables, fossil fuels retain their dominant position.