Associated-gas supply continues to decline and natgas’ share in electricity feedstock continues to grow. Meanwhile, Haynesville and Bossier natgas have direct paths to LNG-export facilities as well as to enormous petrochemical complexes. Here’s the outlook.
Speaker:
Welles Fitzpatrick, Managing Director, E&P Research, Truist Securities Inc.
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