The new company, called Caturus, is a tie up of two Kimmeridge investments — a Louisiana liquefied natural gas export project ...

In early electronic trading in New York, January natural-gas futures rose 1.8% to $5.39 per million British thermal units. Advertisement Community Guidelines • FAQs ...

WASHINGTON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The U.S. and more than a dozen countries and groups have forged a working group to advance efforts to measure greenhouse gas emissions across the natural gas supply ...

The wellhead of Entergy's natural gas storage facility sits atop the famed Spindletop oil field in Beaumont, Texas. Through this wellhead, Entergy can inject 240 million standard cubic feet of ...

Natural gas is increasingly becoming a key player in the global energy mix. For companies focused on drilling oil and natural gas, the future of natural gas looks bright.

Natural gas prices in Asia, Europe and North America have climbed by around 30% to 50% so far in 2024, and look set to keep rising over the coming months as forecasts for cold weather trigger ...

Natural gas prices surged more than 20% on Monday after a wave of forecasts over the weekend predicted incoming arctic air could set the U.S. up for the coldest January in a decade or more.

Key Points: U.S. natural gas futures fall to a one-week low, pressured by cooler weather forecasts and rising supply levels. Cooling degree days drop by five, signaling reduced demand for natural ...

Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. customers are usually charged for new residential gas service lines beyond 150 feet at $21.81 per foot, the commission’s order said.

Natural gas futures climbed 3.6% to $3.989 per mmBtu — making it four consecutive sessions that natural gas has closed higher ahead of an expected heat wave.

Natural gas prices have jumped in recent weeks in all major consuming markets, including in the United States, where prices have soared by more than 160% from this time last year. Colder winters ...

At the end of 2024, natural gas futures soared, reaching nearly $4 per unit, their highest point since June. But what will this mean for North Carolina homes that rely on gas-powered furnaces?