Nat Gas May Lose Its Seasonality and Become More Expensive Due to Surging Demand

The era of ultra-cheap U.S. natural gas appears to be ending. A combination of explosive demand growth from LNG exports and AI-driven data centers, paired with maturing supply dynamics, is poised to push Henry Hub prices higher while potentially flattening the traditional seasonal price swings that have defined the market for decades. Traditional Seasonality Under […]

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Natural Gas and Peak Oil – Doomberg

In a timely new analysis published today, Doomberg challenges conventional peak oil narratives with a provocative twist: it’s “Peak ‘Not Oil.’” The piece highlights how surging U.S. natural gas liquids (NGLs) — particularly propane and butane — are delivering a “tsunami of new supply” that the global economy is rapidly adapting to, rendering a narrow […]

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Kinder Morgan’s Gulf Coast Express Expansion About to Come On Line – And It Will Impact More Than Natural Gas Prices

As of early June 2026, Kinder Morgan’s long-awaited Gulf Coast Express (GCX) pipeline expansion is entering service, marking a major step forward for natural gas takeaway from the Permian Basin. The fully contracted, $455 million project (Kinder Morgan’s share approximately $161 million) adds 570 MMcf/d of incremental capacity through new compression along the existing 500-mile […]

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Location, Location, Location: Why Drilling Success Depends on the Basin – ENB Weekly Recap

Weekly Daily Standup Top Stories U.S. Drilling Programs Are Resilient, but It Depends on the Location November 6, 2025 Clark Savage In the ever-volatile world of energy markets, U.S. oil and gas producers are demonstrating remarkable staying power amid oil prices hovering around $60 per barrel—a level that’s uncomfortably close to breakeven for many operations. Yet, […] […]

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Drill, Baby, Drill. It’s Kind of Like Real Estate — Location, Location, Location.

U.S. Drilling Programs Are Resilient, but It Depends on the Location November 6, 2025 Clark Savage In the ever-volatile world of energy markets, U.S. oil and gas producers are demonstrating remarkable staying power amid oil prices hovering around $60 per barrel—a level that’s uncomfortably close to breakeven for many operations. Yet, […] U.S. Natural Gas Futures Up […]

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