Natural Gas

Garrity lays out plan to ‘unleash’ the commonwealth’s natural gas industry

Garrity announced her plan in a speech Tuesday to the natural gas industry group Marcellus Shale Coalition, where she said she envisions “Pennsylvania’s turnaround” powered by natural gas.

Sempra Infrastructure Brings Port Arthur Pipeline Online Ahead of Schedule

The pipeline is expected to play a critical role in supplying natural gas to the Port Arthur LNG Phase 1 facility, which is currently under construction.

Zema Global and NGI expand North American natural gas data access

Customers can also access additional NGI datasets including North American LNG flow indicators, shale basin pricing, pipeline flow data, and indicative intraday pricing data.

JERA Secures 20-Year LNG Supply Deal with Petronas to Strengthen Japan’s Energy Security

Petronas noted that the deal reflects evolving market requirements.

ATCO Advances 146-Mile Yellowhead Natural Gas Pipeline

The company said construction could begin this fall, pending approval from the Alberta Utilities Commission.

Centrica Energy agrees gas supply deal with Peyto Exploration and Development Corp.

For Peyto, the agreement provides long-term access to international LNG-linked pricing, supporting its strategy to diversify market exposure beyond North American benchmarks.

MOL Begins First Commercial Gas Production at Azerbaijan’s ACG Field

The milestone follows the successful drilling and testing of the first production well from the West Chirag platform.

bp Launches First Non-Associated Gas Production at Azerbaijan’s Giant ACG Field

The milestone announcement of the first non-associated gas production at one of the world’s largest offshore oil developments came during the Baku Energy Week held in Baku.

Egypt’s US LNG Imports Drop by Nearly 50% in May

The reduced imports were mainly attributed to planned maintenance activities at major US LNG export terminals.

US natural gas futures ease as LNG export flows hit four-month low

Front-month gas futures for July delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange fell 1.2 cents, or 0.4%, to settle at $3.167 per million British thermal units.