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Know before Henry Hub moves

LNG has made gas a global market that’s more sensitive to disruption. We measure LNG terminals, intrastate storage and gas-fired power generation to catch supply and demand shifts as they develop.

Daily

production estimates, weeks ahead of EIA

330+

natural gas pipelines covered

100%

of US LNG export terminals monitored

Freeze-off alerts

during extreme weather conditions

The gap you trade inside:

Public gas data is late, derived and incomplete.

The EIA’s monthly production estimate lands about two months after the gas flowed, and earlier months get revised.  

Grid operators report generation by fuel, not the gas actually burned. Actual consumption arrives monthly, on a longer lag.

Interstate pipelines must post flows. Intrastate pipelines aren’t required to, and much of the new Texas capacity is intrastate.

Follow the molecule. A connected view of the gas market.

The timing advantage of direct measurement
Early signals. Proven in real-world market events.
~24 hrs ahead

A polar vortex froze off Appalachia and Permian gas production overnight. Pipeline sensors tracked the decline in real time, estimating a 2.5-3.5 Bcf/d loss by 6am ET – a full day before the market caught on, and 4 days before the EIA's weekly number confirmed it. WoodMac subscribers went long prompt gas and power ahead of the repricing. By the time public data caught up, Henry Hub had tripled, power prices had followed, and non-subscribers were buying at the top. 

~5 hrs ahead

A Freeport LNG liquefaction train went dark in December 2025, with no public disclosure at the time. EMF sensors caught the drop – from ~31 to 20 milligauss – within 2 minutes, 5 hours before trade press picked up the story. WoodMac subscribers had that window to position as Henry Hub climbed from ~$3.20 to $4.40; anyone waiting on the pipeline EBB was already trading at the top by the time it confirmed the outage 30 hours later.  

How our gas trading intelligence is different

What the market often relies on What it misses What we do instead
EIA monthly production survey Arrives almost two months after the gas flowed and is subject to revision Daily production estimates, by producer and basin
Weather-driven demand models Blind to rapid shifts in gas-fired power demand Direct electromagnetic measurement of gas-fired power generation, so gas burn is measured, not modelled
Weekly storage report A regional snapshot for a week that has already ended Daily supply and demand forecast before the Thursday print

 

 

What our gas trading intelligence covers

Supply & forecast

Supply & forecast

Daily production estimates and supply-demand forecasts built from pipeline activity, market fundamentals, and proprietary monitoring. 

Pipeline flows & basis

Pipeline flows & basis

Point-level pipeline flows, maintenance activity, and infrastructure constraints that reveal changing supply-demand balances. 

Storage & inventories

Storage & inventories

Facility-level storage inventories built daily, with forecast ahead of weekly storage reports. 

Power demand

Power demand

Gas-fired power demand measured directly from monitored generation, providing a real-time view of gas burn as it occurs.

LNG flows & operations

LNG flows & operations

LNG feed gas demand, terminal activity, outages, restarts, vessel movements, and train ramp-ups as they develop. 

Cargo & trade flows

Cargo & trade flows

Vessel movements and train ramp-ups as they develop.

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