The hottest Natural Gas Substack posts right now

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Doomberg β€’ 11529 implied HN points β€’ 30 Dec 24
  1. Energy is essential for life and the economy, and all types of energy will be consumed to meet demand.
  2. Energy prices are very sensitive to supply changes, so small shifts can lead to big price swings.
  3. Natural gas is becoming increasingly important as a cleaner fuel and could even compete with oil in the future.
Doomberg β€’ 6508 implied HN points β€’ 12 Apr 23
  1. Old practices of thrift are now merchandised as 'upcycling.'
  2. Utilizing byproducts from manufacturing and petrochemical industry is both necessary and economical.
  3. High oil prices incentivize more oil drilling, leading to oversupply and lower natural gas prices in the US.
The Land Desk β€’ 432 implied HN points β€’ 19 Jan 24
  1. Headlines often focus on calamities related to clean energy, overlooking the more deadly impacts of oil and gas infrastructure.
  2. Oil and gas incidents, like hazardous material spills and pipeline failures, occur regularly and have significant environmental and societal consequences.
  3. Media coverage tends to sensationalize clean energy accidents while downplaying the frequent and impactful mishaps in the oil and gas industry.
Life in the 21st Century β€’ 78 implied HN points β€’ 30 Jan 24
  1. Global energy use heavily relies on fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas.
  2. The Biden administration is pausing LNG export growth as a gesture towards climate concerns.
  3. Industrialization and economic vibrancy are closely tied to increasing energy usage.
Ancova β€’ 98 implied HN points β€’ 11 May 23
  1. Crude oil prices closed lower due to unexpected build in inventories
  2. Rig count increased slightly, with a notable rise in the Haynesville basin
  3. Natural Gas futures remain capped due to high supply levels and mild temperatures
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Public β€’ 260 implied HN points β€’ 01 Mar 24
  1. Climate activists argue that halting natural gas exports from the US is crucial for combating global warming.
  2. There was pressure from various sources, including activists, politicians, and celebrities, for President Biden to pause new LNG export approvals.
  3. The study that influenced Biden's decision to halt LNG exports had inaccuracies and was quietly corrected, raising questions about the initial campaign against LNG.
Ancova β€’ 58 implied HN points β€’ 23 Feb 23
  1. Prompt-month WTI crude oil trading at $75.87/bbl, influenced by SPR releases and refinery maintenance.
  2. Chinese firms hiring supertankers to haul US crude back to Asia, benefiting from arbitrage opportunities.
  3. US rig count up by 14, Permian basin leading with 360 active rigs, expected overall rig count growth throughout 2023.
Ancova β€’ 58 implied HN points β€’ 02 Mar 23
  1. Crude oil prices are holding up despite increased U.S. storage, supported by Asian demand and high U.S. exports.
  2. U.S. O&G rig count decreased, with oil rigs taking a major hit while natural gas rigs increased slightly.
  3. Natural gas prices are rising due to colder temperatures, lower production, and increased LNG output, impacting both demand and pricing.
Ancova β€’ 39 implied HN points β€’ 16 Feb 23
  1. Crude Oil market has been influenced by factors like oil release from Strategic Petroleum Reserve and high storage build.
  2. Natural Gas prices fluctuated with colder temperatures and news of LNG facility restart.
  3. Natural Gas Liquids saw lower prices overall, with N. Butanes falling significantly.
Ancova β€’ 39 implied HN points β€’ 18 May 23
  1. Crude Oil prices are rising despite storage build and caution from investors.
  2. Goldman Sachs predicts crude prices could reach $100/bbl, suggesting investment in energy and mining stocks.
  3. Natural Gas prices are increasing due to Canadian wildfires, power generation needs, and declining rig count.
Ancova β€’ 39 implied HN points β€’ 03 Aug 23
  1. WTI crude oil prices are fluctuating due to factors like U.S. credit downgrade, storage levels, and production cuts from Saudi Arabia.
  2. Natural gas prices are dropping as summer demand decreases, but there's optimism about future LNG exports and potential price shifts from weather events.
  3. Natural gas liquids prices are generally on the rise, with some fluctuations across different markets.
Ancova β€’ 39 implied HN points β€’ 10 Mar 23
  1. Crude oil prices facing pressure due to potential policy changes and market speculation.
  2. U.S. rig count remains relatively stable, with minor fluctuations across major basins.
  3. Natural gas market experiencing price volatility, influenced by factors like weather and export activities.
Ancova β€’ 39 implied HN points β€’ 13 Apr 23
  1. Crude oil prices are rising due to OPEC cuts and Chinese demand
  2. US plans to replenish oil reserves which could impact oil prices
  3. Natural gas prices fluctuate, influenced by weather and European-Russian relations
Ancova β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 04 May 23
  1. Crude oil prices have been falling due to various factors like interest rate hikes and negative consumer sentiment.
  2. The U.S. rig count has dropped below 800 for the first time since April 2022, with expectations of activity picking up later in the year.
  3. Natural gas futures are facing pressure from oversupply, subdued demand, and falling prices in the Midcontinent region.
Ancova β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 22 Jun 23
  1. Crude oil prices are fluctuating due to U.S. Fed Chair's statements and various global factors.
  2. U.S. rig count has dropped significantly, particularly in the oil sector.
  3. Natural gas prices have increased due to heat wave and rising demand, with different regional impacts.
Ancova β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 13 Jul 23
  1. Crude oil prices are rising due to various positive factors like OPEC cuts and a weaker US Dollar.
  2. IEA has reduced its oil demand growth forecast, but still expects global demand to be at record highs.
  3. Natural gas prices are stable despite increased demand, thanks to record production levels and high storage.
Ancova β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 06 Apr 23
  1. The crude oil market has seen a sharp rebound due to OPEC+ cuts and increased demand, keeping prices above $80/bbl.
  2. The U.S rig count rose by nine, with Permian seeing a slight drop, indicating stability in oil-heavy basins.
  3. Natural gas futures stayed above $2 with weather impacts and reduced demand, while the EIA reported a slight decrease in storage levels.
Ancova β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 20 Apr 23
  1. Crude oil price dropped below $80 due to various factors like government sales and potential rate hikes
  2. U.S. Oil & Gas rig count increased slightly, with Permian region leading the rise
  3. Natural gas prices softened with increased U.S. storage numbers and reduced European consumption
Apricitas Economics β€’ 35 implied HN points β€’ 15 Dec 23
  1. The US has become a major net energy exporter due to record oil and gas production.
  2. The fracking boom in the US has significantly increased natural gas and oil production.
  3. US LNG exports are growing, making the country a key player in the global energy market.
Equal Ventures β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 25 Mar 22
  1. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has significant impacts on global energy markets due to Russia's key role as a major energy supplier.
  2. The crisis may lead to challenges in the supply chain for renewable energy materials like rare earth minerals, potentially impacting the production of green technologies like EVs.
  3. The need for energy independence and security may drive a shift towards natural gas in the short term, highlighting the importance of investing in grid infrastructure for a successful energy transition.