Pending Natural Gas Demand Surge

Is the gas industry anticipating & preparing for the next surge in natural gas demand?  LNG, Artificial Intelligence, increasing electricity demand, closing of coal powered electrical generation plants plus other signs affecting natural gas demand are being reported.  Has it started yet and how will we see it impacting drilling in the Appalachian Basin including Pennsylvania? 

Which gas companies in Appalachia are best prepared for this new natural gas surge?

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Permalink Reply by paleface on May 12, 2024 at 1:54am

Chesapeake and Seneca are on. it LNG plant in Wyalusing there ready.

Permalink Reply by paleface on May 13, 2024 at 1:37am

LNG will be trucked to Gibbstown NJ to load on ships on the Delaware river.

Permalink Reply by farmgas on Thursday

This is intriguing news for natural gas coming out of Pennsylvania.  Are there specific gas companies to provide this gas?  Who will benefit the most?  Will this LNG plant size increase over the next several years?  Where is Wyalusing located?

Permalink Reply by paleface on Thursday

Bradford co. In the heart of Chesapeake wells. I wonder how much NG the plant can process.

Permalink Reply by Ralph cramdon on May 13, 2024 at 1:38am

Problem is outfits like EQT and CHK are holding back production to help support the price ... When prices rise to a profitable level , the valves will be once again opened up ... Rinse and repeat .... As a trader it important to catch the timing of the cycle ... Will demand eventually win ?  Likely so 

Permalink Reply by paleface yesterday

Ralph do you think TTE will jump out when the gas valves are opened for exporting LNG or another company jump out.?

Permalink Reply by farmgas 8 hours ago

I googled the Gibbstown LNG Project on-line and it seems approvals are not set yet.  It appears there is opposition to it from a safety standpoint of hauling LNG through highly populated communities.  Is there opposition to pipelines in the area?  Are there other sites where LNG is transported by trucks (anywhere in the US)?  Are there other LNG facilities located along the eastern coast?  Where is this gas going now without the Wyalusing plant?  Just some food for thought?

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