World crude-oil production rose to another new record high in October. However, Canada and the U.S. accounting for all the increase since November 2016 is a reminder that fueling UP hundreds of millions more in the world requires higher prices Continue reading →
Despite mild minimizing gas demand and production rapidly growing again having most believe natural gas is and will remain easy to produce, 2,533 Bcf on January 11 is the second lowest January 11 level in the last 15 years and Continue reading →
Figure 13 U.S. Monthly net natural gas exports (Src: Calculated from U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE) data) Natural gas pipeline exports trending up are now joined by LNG exports trending UP, and both now making the U.S. a net gas exporter.
While The Climate not Changing to colder is minimizing energy demand and economic-growth expectations, other indicators showing consensus-beating growth power our Bullish Outlook.