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Factors Affecting Natural Gas Prices – Basics

 

Factors Affecting Natural Gas Prices – Basics

Natural gas prices are a function of market supply and demand. Due to limited alternatives for natural gas consumption or production in the short run, changes in supply or demand over a short period often result in large price movements to bring supply and demand back into balance.

Chillier Temps a Likely Catalyst to Propel Prices Upward

 

Winter Supply Disruptions From Well Freeze-Offs Can Rival Effects of Summer Storms

 

Short-Term Energy Outlook

 August 9, 2011 Release                                        

Natural Gas

 


Nearly all pricing points were down modestly for the week following passage of the heat wave that had earlier gripped most of the country. The Henry Hub price decreased 20 cents per million Btu (MMBtu) over the week (down 4.5 percent) to close at $4.26 per MMBtu on August 3.

BHP Billiton to Purchase U.S. Petrohawk - Banking on Shale Gas

 (Reuters) - Top global miner BHP Billiton will buy U.S. Petrohawk Energy Corp for $12.1 billion in cash, ramping up its bets on the booming but environmentally controversial shale gas industry.

Will Environmental Pressure Group Opposition Impact on Unconventional Oil & Gas Drilling?

 Will growing environmental pressure group opposition cripple the ongoing surge in unconventional oil and gas drilling? In a number of states and municipalities, new regulations are either being implemented or considered that aim to restrict oil and gas development.

Short-Term Energy Outlook

 

Japan and Libya: Different Impacts on World Markets

The human suffering and dislocation caused by the recent events in Libya and Japan, whether due to violent conflict or natural disaster, is both broad and widely felt. While our thoughts focus mainly on prospects for bringing resolution and relief to those affected, both Libya and Japan, each in its own way, are vital links in the global energy supply chain. The disruption to normal economic and productive activities in both countries carries worldwide consequences.

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