The US natural gas inventories rose to 2,255 Bcf, a 110 Bcf increase from the previous week, according to the EIA. Despite a yearly drop, levels remain above the five-year average.
The US natural gas inventories saw a weekly increase of 104 Bcf, reaching 2,145 Bcf, as reported by the EIA. Despite a yearly decline, stockpiles remain above the five-year average...
The EIA reports a 107 Bcf increase in US natural gas inventories for the week ending April 27, totaling 2,041 Bcf. Despite a yearly decrease, stocks remain above the five-year aver...
The EIA reports an 88 Bcf weekly increase in U.S. natural gas inventories, reaching 1,934 Bcf, yet marks a 478 Bcf yearly decline and stays below the five-year average.
The EIA reports a 57 Bcf increase in US natural gas inventories for the week ending April 4, reaching 1,830 billion cubic feet. Despite this rise, stocks are down 450 Bcf from last...
The EIA reports a 57 Bcf increase in US natural gas inventories, with stocks now at 1,830 Bcf. Despite a yearly decrease and being below the five-year average, levels remain within...
The EIA reports a 57 Bcf increase in US natural gas inventories for the week ending April 4, totaling 1,830 Bcf. Despite this rise, stocks are down 450 Bcf from last year and sligh...
The EIA reports a 57 Bcf increase in US natural gas inventories for the week ending April 4, with total storage at 1,830 Bcf. Despite this rise, stocks are down 450 Bcf year-over-y...
The EIA reports a 37 Bcf increase in US natural gas inventories for the week ending March 21, totaling 1,744 Bcf. Despite this rise, stocks are down 557 Bcf year-over-year and 122 ...
The US has seen a significant 100 Bcf drop in natural gas inventories, with a 9.7% decrease year-over-year and a 2.8% drop compared to the five-year average, according to the EIA.
The US natural gas inventories have decreased by 258 Bcf, reaching 3,115 Bcf, as reported by the EIA. This marks a significant drop from the previous week and the same period last ...
The Energy Information Administration reports a significant 93 billion cubic feet decrease in US natural gas storage for the week ending December 20. Despite this drop, current lev...
The EIA reports a 125 Bcf drop in US natural gas inventories to 3,622 Bcf, 20 Bcf higher year-on-year and 132 Bcf above the five-year average, all within historical range.
