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Natural Gas in the Energy Transition: Bridge Fuel or Long-Term Risk?
A practical explanation of natural gas as a bridge fuel, its grid value, and the risks of overbuilding gas infrastructure.
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U.S. Gas Prices Stay Range-Bound Even as Power Demand Rises
EIA forecasts show U.S. gas prices staying relatively flat in 2026 despite higher power demand and growing exports.
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LNG Export Growth Is Pulling U.S. Gas Further Into Global Markets
Rising U.S. LNG exports are making domestic gas prices more exposed to global demand, weather and infrastructure constraints.
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Natural Gas Supply Growth Is Keeping Price Pressure Contained
EIA’s June 2026 outlook points to U.S. gas supply growth that helps contain price pressure even as power demand and LNG exports rise.
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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.
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LNG Contracts Need to Price Transition Risk More Carefully
Long-term LNG contracts can support energy security, but buyers and sellers need to account for demand uncertainty, methane scrutiny and policy shifts···