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Feb 8, 2023 • 5 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X
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These are the EIA's key forecast revisions impacting natural gas markets. Although many of the adjustments are small, it shows the directional bias within their models. Overall, negative revisions for production; upward revisions in consumption for 2024, as NYMEX prices come down Image
LNG volumes are taking longer to pick-up in early 2023 but ultimately are still expected to grow to 13.5 bcf/d by YE 2024 #LNG #Natgas Image
Natural gas consumption doesn't quite reach levels seen last year (in both winter and summer months). This is typically the result of weather; with current demand being revised down slightly from last month Image
Expectations for trough 2023 storage levels have been revised up by 5% on the back of warmer weather. Despite constructive supply/demand forces for 2024, storage level expectations in this year have also still moved higher #naturalgas Image
One of the larger revisions the EIA made was to its NYMEX natural gas price forecast - dropping its forecast from ~$5/mcf to ~$3.50/mcf in 2023. It's price outlook slowly builds throughout 2024 as supply/demand forces come into balance Image

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The EIA came out w/ their Short Term Energy Outlook. These are the largest revisions in key data points impacting crude oil markets today. Although many adjustments are small, it shows the directional bias the EIA sees with its forecasting models - a thread #oott #WTI Image
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The EIA released its Annual Energy Outlook
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EIA came out with their Short Term Energy Outlook
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NYMEX natural gas prices have recently slumped, but could this reverse? The U.S. has relied on ~5.5 bcf/d of 'cheap' Canadian natgas imports but that may soon end

With W. CDN natgas storage at record lows now (only 64% full), the AECO / NYMEX diff is nearly gone.

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