What’s Affecting Gas Prices? (Week of Feb. 20, 2019)
Cold weather pushed demand in all major categories, Stratas Advisors says.
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Mr. Haas leverages more than 25 years of integrated global energy experience as he leads a team serving the global energy industry clientele of the North American Midstream practice and institutional energy industry investors via ongoing independent research and retainer relationships. He currently oversees the Midstream research practice related to developments in the crude oil, condensate, NGL and natural gas industries, including the North American NGL, North American Natural Gas and North American Oil services. Prior to joining Stratas Advisors, Greg held operating and research roles while at Exxon, the Electric Power Research Institute, energy and power consultancies, and energy equity analyst roles at brokerage firms Raymond James Financial and Sanders Morris Harris Group. Haas holds an MBA, Finance, from Rice University and master and bachelor of science degrees in engineering from the University of Illinois.
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Cold weather pushed demand in all major categories, Stratas Advisors says.
Warmer weather counters the polar vortex in demand, says Stratas Advisors.
Natural gas prices have been declining even despite withdrawals increasing and production decreasing marginally
Natural gas prices have surged forward since Jan. 13 in the biggest gain since November and Stratas Advisors expect cold weather to offer positive pressure to price activity for the week ahead.
Stratas Advisors anticipates a lower withdrawal from storage than average and most other analysts.
It’s beginning to look a lot like a tight natural market everywhere you analyze, says Stratas Advisors.
Is it any wonder that gas prices have rocketed as wintry weather blankets consumers as early as the second week of November?
Stratas Advisors thinks the market will need to have a breather and a wait and see range bound trading until winter arrives.
U.S. shale has developed at a breathtaking pace, yet we see the revolution still ongoing, according to a Stratas Advisors’ outlook analyzing upstream dynamics in a downstream context.
Not all bottlenecks involve pipelines. Stratas Advisors charts a long-term course for the Eagle Ford’s midstream as an example of a complete, or ‘fullstream,’ global energy industry.
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