Watch the replay below to learn how rising Canadian crude production will increasingly flow through the U.S. Rockies via Guernsey WY, reshaping pipeline flows, pricing dynamics, and downstream competition.
Iran’s strike on Qatar’s Ras Laffan Industrial City — the world’s largest LNG export facility — is sending shockwaves around the global gas market. This Thursday, join Lindsay Schneider and David Braziel at 1:00 PM CST as they discuss the impacts of the war in Iran and how they’ll be felt here in the U.S.
RFA executives and Future of Fuels leaders, John Auers and Robert Auers hosted a 30-minute live webcast on the key findings from the new July 2025 report.
The U.S. natural gas market is full of promise right now: promise that LNG will drive prices and demand higher, promise that the next round of infrastructure will help the sector avoid pricing pitfalls, promise that gas-fired power generation has serious upside, and promises from politicians to do what they can to amp up production. But will reality match the hype?
How has Canada’s production of oil, gas and NGLs grown in recent years? What are the current market drivers that will influence their production? And why are more export options even being considered? Join us for an exploration of these questions and as a warmup for the even deeper dive that we’ll take at our School of Energy Canada coming to Calgary in late August.
Natural gas prices are notoriously hard to predict — right at the crossroads of associated gas supply push and LNG demand pull. And just when you think you have the balance right, wild weather comes along to knock you off course. Well, at RBN, we can’t predict the weather but we can dive into the fundamentals of U.S. natural gas balances.
Rick Smead, Managing Director of RBN Energy Advisory Services, presents a detailed two-part look at natural gas pipelines, their history, regulation and how new projects are dealt with. The focus is heavily on federally regulated interstate pipelines, but with some coverage of intrastate pipelines as well.
Rick Smead, Managing Director of RBN Energy Advisory Services, presents a detailed two-part look at natural gas pipelines, their history, regulation and how new projects are dealt with. The focus is heavily on federally regulated interstate pipelines, but with some coverage of intrastate pipelines as well.
In this webcast, RFA executives and Future of Fuels leaders, John and Robert Auers hosts a 30-minute live webcast on the key findings from the new July 2024 report.
In this webcast, we’ll examine market areas across Texas and Louisiana, explaining which arrows go where, how the arrow flows are changing, and what all those arrows mean for basis differentials.
