This Week's Main Drivers: Storage: EIA reported a +15 Bcf injection, versus +17 Bcf last year and the +33 Bcf 5-year average—another bullish signal for near-term gas demand. Texas heat: Excessive heat remains locked into Texas into September. Low wind generation is adding to ERCOT gas burn, while South Central salt storage drew 20 Bcf this week, potentially setting up another large draw next week. Global LNG: Qatar is cutting government spending by as much as 30% as the Iran

Source: https://www.nisgaanation.ca/ North America’s LNG export capacity is set to more than double by 2029, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). This transformative buildout could reshape global gas flows and carries major implications for Canada’s energy strategy. But will it be a boon—or a challenge—for Canada? Opportunities for Canada The planned expansion, including West Coast and U.S. Gulf terminals, offers improved market access for western C