Commodity Market Report
North America gas short-term outlook September 2017: Haynesville production weighs on 2018 prices
Report summary
Exceptionally mild weather and hurricanes decreased September demand. And while it remains tighter than normal, the supply-demand balance has begun to loosen. Production growth is strong in the Permian and we expect the same in the Northeast as new pipeline capacity comes online. And we have upgraded our Haynesville production outlook due to chokes that are improving well performance--our 2018 price outlook now averages $2.85/mmbtu, albeit with some upside if winter weather is cold or if drilling continues to soften.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Exceptionally mild weather continues in September
- Winter: emerging La Nina forecast
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Infrastructure
- Storage
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Supply
- Key supply metrics and indicators
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Demand
- Industrial
- Power
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LNG
- Hurricane Harvey
- Outlook
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Regional
- Basis outlook
- Pipeline build outlook
Tables and charts
This report includes 14 images and tables including:
- Last 12 months weather
- Supply-demand balance
- Short-term price outlook
- Henry Hub price outlook
- US supply-demand outlook (bcfd)
- Chart 1: Weather adjusted injections 0.2 bcfd below normal
- Supply: Table 1
- Implied prices on hedges added during Q1 2017
- Twelve-month industrial demand forecast
- Feedgas projections by terminal
- Basis outlook and destinations for Northeast supply
- Regional: Image 2
- Canada supply-demand outlook (bcfd)
- Mexico supply-demand outlook (bcfd)
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