Natural-gas futures were poised Friday to end the week with a loss of 13%, their largest such decline since January. Expectations for higher U.S. production this year — with the number of active U.S.

U.S. natural gas futures eked out a small gain after the EIA reported a below-normal inventory build of 23 Bcf for last week, leaving inventories at 3,075 Bcf or 171 Bcf above the five-year average.

“The US is reaching a power demand inflection point due to the rise of energy-intensive artificial intelligence (AI), the ...

Key Points The U.S. economy is experiencing increased energy demand, driven by the growth of data centers that power advanced artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. The push for energy independence ...

Russia’s natural gas production fell 3.2% in the first half of 2025, reaching 334.8?billion cubic meters (bcm), as higher ...

India’s state-controlled Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has teamed up with compatriot Vedanta group to fast-track ...

Oilfield services provider Baker Hughes surpassed Wall Street expectations for second-quarter profit on Tuesday, helped by ...

Meanwhile, European gas prices steadied after sliding for three days, as traders weighed potential demand hot spots that ...

Gas power plant development is surging on the back of the AI boom, leading to a supply squeeze and prompting closer ...

The grid has added more renewables than gas in recent years because it provides cheap and fast electricity to meet demand.

Portfolio players are optimistic that growing demand will be able to absorb the upcoming wave of new supplies and mitigate lower prices.

The natural gas market is on the verge of a rapid increase in demand as heatwaves continue to sweep through key areas of the U.S. and Europe.