Friday, November 22, 2024

Gas Infrastructure News

UN: Companies and countries are lagging behind in tackling methane emissions

Since the U.N. began monitoring oil and gas infrastructure for leaks of methane last year, 1,200 alerts have been sent to government and company officials. Only 12 out of the 2,000 alerts for large plumes, or 1%, were followed up with "substantive" action to stop the leaks. This was according to the report released by the U.N.

Prices for EUROPE GAS are near their highest levels in a year due to supply concerns and storage drawbacks

Dutch and British wholesale gas prices were roughly flat on Friday, near their one-year-highs. Profit-taking was offset with ongoing concerns about Russian supply as well as cold weather reducing gas stocks. LSEG data show that the benchmark contract for the first month at TTF's…

Prices for gas in Europe fall amid profit-taking but remain near the year high

The Dutch and British wholesale price fell on Tuesday morning due to profit-taking, but they remain at their highest levels so far this season as temperatures dropped. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF hub fell 0.60 euros to 43.30 Euro per megawatt hour or $13.48/mmbtu at 0918 GMT.

EUROPE GAS-Prices firm as temperatures drop

Dutch and British wholesale price rose on Monday morning due to the colder weather forecast. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF Hub rose by 1.00 euros to 43.15 Euro per Megawatt Hour (MWh), which is $13.51/mmbtu by 0921 GMT. The British day-ahead contract increased by 3.00 pence to 109.15 cents per therm.

Gas prices in Europe rise on cold weather forecast

Dutch and British wholesales prices increased on Friday morning. They reached their highest level in over a week due to the expected cooler and less windy conditions in Europe. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF Hub gained 0.85 euro to 42.45 Euro per Megawatt Hour (MWh), which is $13.41/mmbtu by 0949 GMT.

EUROPE GAS - Prices drop amid mild temperatures and solid supply

The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas fell on Thursday morning, as temperatures were above normal for this time of the year and supplies remained stable. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF hub fell 0.87 euros to 40.35 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh), which is $12.84/mmbtu at 0915 GMT.

EUROPE GAS-Prices stable amid mildly warmer temperatures and high inventories

The Dutch and British wholesale price were not much different on Tuesday morning despite temperatures above normal for this time of the year and high levels of storage. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF Hub was down 0.13 euros at 42.50 Euro per megawatt hour, or $13.48/mmbtu by 1007 GMT.

Equinor expects a decrease in storages and a rise in gas prices next year.

The CEO of Norwegian oil-and-gas producer Equinor stated on Thursday that European gas prices continue to be under pressure because of the rising demand for gas in Asia, and due to concerns about future supplies of Russian gas and LNG. The weather and temperature will determine the demand for European products.

Prices for gas in Europe are rising amid geopolitical concerns and a weaker wind output

Dutch and British wholesale gas prices increased on Thursday morning, as the market awaited any possible escalation in the Middle East conflict and amid an increase in demand for gas due to weaker winds speeds. By 0846 GMT the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF hub had risen 0.90 euros to 42.20 euros (MWh) or $13.12/mmBtu.

Prices for gas in Europe remain stable as the market balances cold weather risks and supply.

Dutch and British wholesale price were slightly higher but mostly stable on Wednesday morning, as forecasts suggested colder temperatures in November. Outages in Norway and geopolitical risks continue to cause supply concerns. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract…

Drill, baby, drill in Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale lands!

Argentina's new, market-friendly government, and concerns about oil supplies from the Middle East, and elsewhere, are driving a boom in drilling and production in the Patagonian South, which is home to the giant Vaca Muerta shale, Spanish for "Dead Cow". In the flat, arid terrain, the production of shale oil and gas is surging.

Prices for gas in Europe are mixed due to lower Norwegian supplies and high inventories

The wholesale prices of the Netherlands and Britain were mixed Thursday morning, as maintenance in Norway curtailed supply but high levels of storage weighed on market. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF hub was down 0.07 euros at 39.43 Euro per megawatt hour (12.54/mmbtu) at 0818 GMT.

Canada regulator suspends Imperial's application to extend Norman Wells oil permits

The Canada Energy Regulator announced on Tuesday that Imperial Oil has put its application to extend life of the remote Norman Wells oil-and-gas facility in Canada's Northwest Territories on hold until a report on environmental assessment is completed. The Norman Wells site is located on nine islands…

Gas prices in Europe are falling, but the Middle East premium is still there

The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas fell on Thursday morning, but they remain close to their highest levels in a week as fears persist about disruptions in gas production in the Middle East due to the intensifying conflict in that region. LSEG data shows that the benchmark…

EUROPE GAS-Prices edge lower amid strong supply

The Dutch and British gas wholesale prices fell on Wednesday morning, despite a stable supply. Profit-taking and escalating Middle East tensions also contributed to the decline. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF Hub was down 0.38 euros at 39.0 euros per megawatt (MWh) or $12.66 mmBtu at 0842 GMT.

EUROPE GAS-Prices drop on profits and mild weather

Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas fell on Tuesday due to profit-taking after recent gains, a comfortable stock position and forecasts for mild weather. LSEG data show that the benchmark front-month contract for the Dutch TTF Hub was down by 1.05 euros to 38.10 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh), which is $13 mmBtu at 0844 GMT.

The price of gasoline in Europe is rising due to concerns about Middle East tensions

Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas edged up on Monday morning due to concerns about the Middle East conflict escalation. Israel is increasing its attacks on Lebanon and Yemen. However, strong storage inventories limited further upside potential. LSEG data show that the…

Gas prices in Europe are falling amid steady supply

The wholesale gas price in the Netherlands and Britain fell on Friday morning. Prices have been falling from recent highs of three weeks, thanks to a steady supply that helped offset cooler temperatures. LSEG data shows that the Dutch TTF hub had dropped 0.08 euros to 37.3 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh), which is $12.17 mmBtu by 0814 GMT.

Gas prices in Europe are correct after a 3-week high

Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas fell on Thursday amid forecasts for more wind energy generation. This was a correction from the three-week high that they had reached earlier in the day due to supply concerns. LSEG data shows that the benchmark front-month contract for…

Prices of EUROPE GAS soften on stronger winds and Norwegian supply

The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas have weakened slightly Tuesday morning due to forecasts of increased wind generation and Norwegian supply. However, colder weather could still increase prices. LSEG data revealed that the benchmark contract for the Dutch TTF hub at…