Source: Caturus - Commonwealth LNG The U.S. LNG industry is facing a growing challenge that could reshape Gulf Coast infrastructure planning over the next decade: rising nitrogen content in natural gas feedstocks. Pipeline systems can generally tolerate nitrogen concentrations up to roughly 3%, but LNG export facilities typically require feedgas closer to 1% or less to meet liquefaction efficiency standards and international cargo specifications. That widening gap is becoming

Source: TradingView.com Trading natural gas is all about production risk , and the biggest long-term threat? Freeze-offs. As winter...

Source: NOAA As we approach Fall 2025, climate indicators point to the development of a weak to moderate La Niña event. For natural gas...