EIA update I missed back in Septemberhttps://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=53719 While many nat gas investors were busy positioning for the eventual (then delayed) re-opening of Freeport LNG terminal in the United States. Calcasieu Pass brought on the last remaining 1/3 (approx) of LNG production. In other words Calcasieu Pass replaced about 1/3 of Freeport's missing production.
Not exactly earth shattering info, but Interesting to those who may have missed it, Me :-)
Looking forward to 2025 , another 5.7 Bcf/d of clean, affordable, and family friendly U.S. LNG will be warming the hearts and minds of investors / consumers across the globe :-)
I figure Canada has a fair shot at back filling a fair amount of the nat gas consumed by the increased U.S. LNG exports.
With LNG Canada initial production coming online in a year or so,
https://www.lngcanada.ca/news/lng-canada-project-update-fall-2022/ and the added U.S. LNG exports, seems like brighter days ahead for Peyto.
Happy New Years,
Nukester