Energy Market Recap – Wrapping up March 2025
Underground natural gas storage levels remain well below historical norms, with inventories at 1,707 Bcf (billion cubic feet) as of March 14 — 624 Bcf
March 31, 2025
Underground natural gas storage levels remain well below historical norms, with inventories at 1,707 Bcf (billion cubic feet) as of March 14 — 624 Bcf
Tariffs—government-imposed taxes on imports—are often used to regulate trade, protect domestic industries, or address economic disputes. However, they can also have unintended consequences, particularly in
February saw persistent cold weather driving up natural gas demand, while crude oil prices remained stable despite geopolitical developments. End-of-season natural gas storage inventories fell
As the new administration takes office, energy policy is set for a significant shift, prioritizing increased natural gas production, expanded liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports,
As we step into 2025, the U.S. energy markets are seeing notable shifts driven by weather fluctuations, economic signals, and supply-demand fundamentals. Natural gas prices
Analyzing an energy bill is more than just reviewing charges—it’s a detailed process that reveals where costs are coming from, why they are changing, and
The energy market continues to show a blend of bullish and bearish dynamics as we close out the year, with production, demand, and storage levels
What is Liquefied Natural Gas? The United States has become a major player in the natural gas industry globally, thanks to advances in technology that
The energy markets in November showcased a mix of bullish and bearish factors, driven by high storage levels, dynamic weather patterns, and fluctuating production levels.
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