US natural gas prices rise after EIA storage data
US natural gas prices rose to $2.92 per million British thermal units following EIA data indicating a smaller-than-typical storage injection.
92 per million British thermal units after EIA storage data showed that high temperatures and strong air-conditioning demand limited injections into storage last week. Energy firms added 44 billion cubic feet to storage in the week ended September 11, below the 87 bcf increase in the same week a year earlier and the five-year average of 74 bcf. 7% above the five-year average. Forecasts call for warmer-than-normal weather to continue through October 2, which may keep gas demand from power generators supported.
5 bcfd, mainly because of maintenance at Cameron LNG in Louisiana. 2 bcfd.