Natural gas
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What Oil and Gas Executives Expect for Henry Hub: The Dallas Fed Energy Survey of September 2026
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reported on September 30, 2026 what the oil and gas executives in its energy survey expect the Henry Hub natural gas price to be at the end of 2026, and two and five years from now.
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Despite Exceptionally Hot Weather: EIA on Henry Hub Prices in the Summer of 2026
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported on September 25, 2026 that the Henry Hub natural gas spot price averaged less from June through August than a year before, "despite exceptionally hot weather that increased electricity demand for air conditioning."
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EIA Expects the Most Gas in Storage in a Decade, and Lowers Its Texas Load Growth Forecast: The August 2026 Outlook
In its August 2026 outlook, the U.S. Energy Information Administration expects more natural gas in storage ahead of winter than in any year since 2016. It also forecasts slower electricity load growth for Texas in 2027 than it did in July, beside a note that new data center projects there were paused.
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Two Pipeline Expansions for Gas-Fired Power: TC Energy's Second Quarter of 2026
TC Energy reported on July 30, 2026 that it had approved two expansions of pipelines in its U.S. business in June, one of them designed "to facilitate new natural gas-fired power generation to support data centre development."
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Including Additional Data Center Development: Kinder Morgan's Second Quarter of 2026
Kinder Morgan's results release of July 22, 2026 reports a lateral placed in service to a new gas-fired power plant, and an expansion project "to support growing demand in the Texas Panhandle, including additional data center development."
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Pricing Linked to PJM Power Prices: EQT's Results for the Second Quarter of 2026
On July 21, 2026, EQT, a natural gas company focused in the Appalachian Basin, reported its realized prices and the NYMEX price for the second quarter of 2026, and a 10-year agreement to supply natural gas to an energy center in West Virginia with pricing linked to PJM power prices.
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A Record Expected in 2027: EIA's Forecast of Natural Gas Burned for Power
In May 2026 the U.S. Energy Information Administration forecast that the power sector's natural gas use would hold level in the summer of 2026 and set a record in the summer of 2027, with new data centers and large manufacturing facilities among the reasons it gives for rising commercial demand.
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Most of It From Texas: EIA on the Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity Planned for 2026 and 2027
The U.S. Energy Information Administration's note of May 26, 2026 reports the natural gas pipeline capacity developers plan to bring online in 2026 and 2027, by the agency's own tracker of projects. Most of it originates in Texas, where the projects are to carry gas out of the Permian Basin to export terminals and to residential, power and industrial users.
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Most of the New Capacity for the South Central Region: EIA on the Natural Gas Pipelines Completed in 2025
EIA's note on the natural gas pipelines completed in the United States in 2025 says most of the new capacity delivers gas to the South Central region, which includes the Gulf Coast. Most of the new capacity is also intrastate pipe, which the note says is "not subject to the jurisdiction of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)."
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A Record Weekly Withdrawal: EIA Raises Its Near-Term Natural Gas Price Forecast After Winter Storm Fern
On February 10, 2026, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said natural gas prices rose sharply in January as cold weather increased heating demand, reduced production and led to record storage withdrawals. It raised its Henry Hub price forecast for February and March.
