. . . the season-to-date natural gas inventory increase being down near the historical lows despite rapid gas production growth bolsters our Bullish natural gas Outlook.

Much more UP to go is also reflected in the number hired here back UP in record-high territory; with even more of what is well-produced here to move upward the hundreds-of-millions whom tariffs and barriers Over There have been keeping down.

Infrastructure decisions needing more energy is evident in January 2018 electricity generation 9.3% more than 2017 and May a new record high.

While South-Central-Region gas inventory declined only 1 Bcf last week versus  12 the week before and 7 last week last year, only 761 Bcf in inventory August 3, 2014 is lower than 807 in inventory there now.

The Fracking Revolution working Wonderfully here also has much U.S. nat. gas flowing Over There.  While China imposing tariffs on U.S. supplies is a new trade-war concern, this growth reflects big improvements achieved in healthy prosperity production.  China Continue reading →

Gas production growth is needed to fuel UP more here as well as Over There, with the U.S. growing as a net natural gas exporter.

OECD oil inventory trending down also confirms more wise investing needed and higher prices to fund UP.

Much of the area fed from the Marcellus formation cool had the Marcellus spot price  average $2.32 last week.  However, that $0.606 (+35%) more than last year confirms supply and demand infrastructure decisions firming the gas market.

The politically-correct, renewable electricity sources providing essentially the same this May as last May are a reminder that these are “When-Available/Where-Available” sources the less-valuable sources.