NGI’s Hub & Flow

Join NGI’s Director of Strategy & Research, Patrick Rau CFA, as he shines a light on what the second quarter earnings reports are telling us about the natural gas market in Mexico, and whether we will see U.S. gas supply exported via proposed LNG export terminals.

 

Join Natural Gas Intelligence’s Director of Strategy & Research, Patrick Rau CFA, as he reads the tea leaves in the second quarter earnings calls regarding the U.S. LNG market and how it is developing.

Join NGI’s Director of Strategy & Research, Patrick Rau CFA as he delves into second quarter earnings calls and what they say about the shale and unconventional natural gas markets in North America - with a move toward automation and a focus on individual basins / shale plays.

 

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Join Natural Gas Intelligence’s Director of Strategy & Research Patrick Rau CFA as he gives an overview of the key takeaways for the North American energy market from second quarter 2020 earnings calls, including slower U.S. production growth, U.S. presidential election, hydrogen and more.

A mild winter, supply disruptions, Covid-19 and other factors have made for an unusual natural gas storage injection season. NGI chats with Brian Lovern of Bespoke Weather Services to explore where Lower 48 stocks may begin the upcoming winter season, and any risks that could upend the trajectory.

A brief overview of how recent natural gas pipeline setbacks in the United States could ultimately impact project timelines and the competitiveness of new LNG export facilities in the future.

As Covid-19 continues to put pressure on rig counts, natural gas production, demand and prices, NGI's Director of Strategy & Research Patrick Rau gives key health indicators to watch for as North American energy companies begin to report their 2020 second quarter earnings.

A chat with Juan Carlos Zepeda, the former commissioner president of CNH who helped transform the Mexican energy industry and usher in billions of dollars of investment.

As the world continues to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic, energy companies, cities and states remain steadfast in their ambitions to fight climate change. In today's podcast, NGI explores the latest message from oil and gas executives, and discusses what initiatives cities and states are taking to reduce their carbon footprint. We'll also dive into what plans U.S. presidential candidates are touting on the campaign trail.

As global natural gas prices converge and remain near historic lows, could the United States see a significant amount of LNG imports this summer? Hear the latest factors driving the possibility as the market navigates through unprecedented forces.