The Energy Information Administration released their weekly report.
Now for a look at The European Union and United Kingdom.
[The reason for this observation is LNG, which has introduced the prospect of U.S. Natural Gas prices being affected by global demand for LNG. The EU and UK serve as a benchmark for these demand issues.]
Data from the Aggregated Gas Storage Inventory report...
The United Kingdom continues to slide in percent of storage filled. It should be noted that UK does have access to natural gas supplies and infrastructure for LNG. However, the flip side is more abrupt changes in pricing.
Which is most noticeable in the forward futures, as shown on this chart.
The US market continues to be somewhat stable.
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