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North America gas: 5 things to look for in 2023
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Report summary
A year of extreme price volatility and higher prices as a result of significant shifts in both supply and demand comes to close. Looking into 2023, the North American gas market must resolve questions on several key trends: Can the market rebalance and moderate prices? Where will the next major LNG development come from? Can RNG build on its recent momentum? How will methane regulation shape future supply? Is it still possible to build pipelines where most needed? We seek answers to these questions and more to stay ahead of the curve going into the new year.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- 1. Henry Hub price retreats materially in 2023 as supply and demand start to rebalance
- 2. New players enter the North American LNG space
- 3. RNG market expansion accelerates
- 4. New methane regulation takes shape
- 5. Pipelines proposed in key growth regions
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This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Supply-demand changes versus price
- US LNG export capacity
- Permian
- Haynesville
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