Constraints on the midstream will result in higher gas prices, East Daley says, leading utilities to rely more on cheaper coal.
Oil is rebounding but is forecast to continue to be constrained by excess production potential at a higher price. Meanwhile, U.S. natgas is all dressed up with lots of places to go.
It will take a while for the energy sector to get to its new ‘normal,’ says the EIA Acting Administrator in the U.S. agency’s annual outlook clouded by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The agency expects global demand growth for 2021, but the market is challenged by a host of uncertainties.
EQT will seek to produce “responsibly sourced natural gas” from select wellpads by using continuous methane emission monitoring devices provided by pilot partner Project Canary.
U.S. LNG pioneer Charif Souki backs carbon price and methane curbs, saying: ‘We have to increase our standards.’
If the EIA outlook is correct, 2021 would be the first time U.S. natural gas output falls for two years in a row since 2005, and 2022 would be the first time consumption falls for three consecutive years since 1983.
EIG's bet in Brazil comes while the state firm Petrobras speeds up asset sales, ending what was nearly a state-held monopoly in natural gas five years ago.
From an improving gas market to international opportunities and a new energy workforce, a panel of veteran analysts in the oil and gas industry discuss what to expect from the sector in 2021.
U.S. natural gas futures rose on Dec. 31 and were on track for their best year since 2016, helped by forecasts for slightly colder weather than previously expected and record LNG exports.