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Global gas: North America regional market report (July 2021)

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The North American gas market is finishing up one of its highest priced summers in recent history. Recent Henry Hub movements, a great contrast to last summer’s prices, underscore the delicate balance between supply and demand fundamentals for a market that is becoming increasingly global. Highlights of our most recent update include: • Upgraded associated supply counters stronger LNG exports and creates moderate headwinds for Henry Hub over the next 3-5 years. • Sustained export growth offsets lackluster domestic demand in the medium term, and more non-associated supply is needed to support a market expansion. • Energy transition efforts push down overall gas demand, but declining associated supply pulls up supply costs in the long term.

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  • Near term (2021-2025): headwinds for Henry Hub as associated supply growth resumes
  • Medium term (2026-2035): rising exports tighten market balance and push up prices
  • Long term (2036-2050): Henry Hub set by the cost of marginal non-associated supply

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    GGS North America Regional Report Sep 2021.pdf

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