Paul Cicio, CEO of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA), joins Jamison Cocklin, NGI’s senior editor of LNG, to discuss the role that rising LNG exports have had in pushing U.S. natural gas prices higher. IECA represents thousands of energy-intensive facilities across the country. The organization has been working for years to curb the rapid pace of LNG export growth as the manufacturing sector faces rising prices and stronger competition from overseas.

PwC US recently released its midyear outlook for natural gas and oil dealmaking, and the firm anticipates more activity on that front. NGI Associate Editor Matthew Veazey chats with PwC's Seenu Akunuri about investors' growing appetite for traditional oil and gas deals. Moreover, Akunuri outlines what goes on in deals involving public and private companies, recent trends, and what to watch through at least mid-2023.

Global eyes are on Mexico’s Pacific Coast as LNG liquefaction projects progress to export U.S.- sourced natural gas. In this episode of Hub & Flow, NGI’s Mexico & Latin America editor Christopher Lenton is joined by Mexico Pacific Limited Chief Commercial Officer Sarah Bairstow to talk about their LNG export project in Mexico’s Sonora State, growing demand for natural gas and the opportunities that creates for Mexico as a budding LNG export country.

In this latest installment of Hub & Flow, Senior Markets Editor Kevin Dobbs delves into NGI's quarterly natural gas marketer rankings, looking ahead to assess the natural gas supply/demand picture for the balance of 2022. Top North American natural gas marketers collectively boosted sales volumes in 1Q2022, gaining ground amid robust domestic activity and an acceleration of global demand for exports of LNG, according to NGI’s quarterly tally.

The war in Ukraine has completely upended the global energy system. Still, companies, governments and investors continue to charge ahead with renewable energy plans -- including renewable natural gas and hydrogen -- in the quest to bring down emissions and meet net zero targets. In this episode of Hub & Flow, NGI senior editor Chris Lenton talks to NGI senior analysts Shaylon Stolk and Josten Mavez about the renewable energy landscape and how natural gas fits into the mix.

Lithium is one of the key raw materials in the energy transition, and it is a byproduct of oil and gas production – a component of the salty brines that accompany hydrocarbon production. The oil and gas industry is increasingly exploring how to extract lithium from produced water. As oil and gas producers contemplate becoming lithium producers as well, raw materials traceability via digitized supply chains is receiving more attention from the extractive industries as well as manufacturers and governments. In this installment of NGI's Hub & Flow podcast, Jess Green of UK-based Circulor talks to NGI Associate Editor Matthew Veazey about the growing importance of traceability along the supply chain for lithium from the standpoint of environmental, social, and governance – or ESG – compliance.

Global demand for natural gas continues to skyrocket in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Helping to offset supply into Europe and Asia, demand for U.S. LNG exports have also risen, subsequently boosting natural gas prices at Henry Hub to +10-year highs. Companies around the world are fast-tracking infrastructure developments – from FSRUs to new train expansions, from pipeline construction to deepwater Fast FLNG –  in an effort to boost LNG imports and exports. With mounting export projects moving forward as quickly as possible across the U.S. and Mexico, will exploration & production in the Haynesville, Permian and Marcellus be able to feed these demand centers? Join Patrick Rau, strategy and research director at Natural Gas Intelligence, as he puts the global natural gas puzzle pieces together in this episode of NGI’s Hub & Flow podcast.

Join NGI’s Director of Strategy & Research Pat Rau as he discusses the elephant in the energy room - the apparent fundamental disconnection between U.S. production and global demand. If you have been wondering why publicly traded producers in the United States haven’t ramped up supply to meet staggering demand growth, this episode is for you.

NGI’s Jamison Cocklin, senior editor of LNG, and Patrick Rau, director of strategy and research, discuss their takeaways from a trip to Vancouver, British Columbia, to cover the Canada Gas & LNG Exhibition and Conference. Join this episode as they dive into Canada’s prospects to get more LNG projects built in the face of regulatory delays and an increasingly crowded global market.

Join NGI’s Mexico & Latin America Editor Christopher Lenton and guest speaker Alvaro Rios, Bolivia’s former minister of hydrocarbons and current managing director of Gas Energy Latin America, as they discuss the global natural gas market fundamentals, prices and opportunities ahead. Drilling down on LNG and natural gas markets in South America, with a keen eye on Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, Brazil and Venezuela.