The Latest Breaking News from Natural Gas

U.S. households that primarily use natural gas for heating will spend an average of $931 on heating during the October to March winter season, according to a recent report by the U.S. Energy Information Administration.  That’s 28% more than they spent last year.

France’s TotalEnergies has reported third-quarter net income of $6.6 billion despite losses from pulling out of a venture in Russia

Europe's sky-high natural gas prices have fallen thanks to unseasonably warm weather and efforts to fill up storage ahead of winter

Even if President Biden’s SPR releases do not lower energy prices, fears of an impending recession might. Given this backdrop, fundamentally weak energy stocks like Tellurian (TELL), NextDecade (NEXT), and Camber Energy (CEI), which seem to have run out of gas, might be avoided now. Read on….

The leader of the coalition of gas-exporting countries says that the group expects demand for the fuel to far outstrip supply until 2025 amid a global energy crisis sparked by the war in Ukraine

Despite rising recession odds, the GDP growth expectations for the third quarter and improved consumer in September should bode well for the stock market. Therefore, fundamentally sound stocks Coca-Cola (KO) and Energy Transfer (ET) might be great buy-and-hold options this fall. Read on….

Get ready for the singe. Home heating costs are expected to soar 18% this winter to an average of $1,208 as higher oil and gas prices, the war in Ukraine and big storms pummel global energy markets.

Shares of renowned Oil & Gas company Energy Transfer (ET) have gained more than 35% year-to-date despite the broader market’s collapse. Given its solid second-quarter results, the company has increased guidance for the current year. The continued energy demand, new strategic partnerships, and acquisitions should boost its growth prospects. These,…

Tightening markets for liquefied natural gas (LNG) worldwide and major oil producers cutting supply have put the world in the middle of "the first truly global energy crisis", the head of the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Tuesday.