Gas in the Transition: Bridge Fuel or Long-Term Risk?
Assesses where natural gas can support power-system reliability and where methane emissions, fuel-price exposure and asset life create transition risk···
Natural Gas
U.S. Gas Prices Stay Range-Bound as Power Demand Rises
Rising power-sector demand has not produced a simple price surge. Supply growth, storage levels, weather and LNG exports still shape the range.
LNG Export Growth Pulls U.S. Gas Into Global Markets
New LNG capacity links U.S. gas balances more closely to overseas demand, shipping constraints and long-term contract decisions.
Gas-Fired Power Is Holding Its Role as Renewables Grow
EIA forecasts show gas generation staying near last summer levels while solar and wind grow, highlighting the role of dispatchable power.
Gas Supply Growth Is Keeping Price Pressure Contained
A practical look at gas Supply Growth Is Keeping Price Pressure Contained, with the project evidence, grid limits and buyer questions to check first
Methane Performance Will Shape the Future of Gas
Natural gas will be judged increasingly by methane performance, measurement quality and credible emissions reduction across the supply chain.
LNG Contracts Need to Price Transition Risk
A field-focused note on lNG Contracts Need to Price Transition Risk, covering the commercial tests and system constraints behind the headline
Floating Data Centers Put LNG Fuel Cells in the Spotlight
Offshore computing concepts raise practical questions about fuel logistics, maintenance access, emissions accounting and dependable power at sea.
Gas Peakers Are Being Redefined by Renewable Growth
A practical gas and power markets note on Gas Peakers Are Being Redefined by Renewable Growth, focused on demand, power sourcing, transport and cost e···
LNG Shipping Emissions Are Entering Buyer Decisions
A field-focused note on lNG Shipping Emissions Are Entering Buyer Decisions, covering the commercial tests and system constraints behind the headline