EIA forecasts U.S. gas at 120.8 Bcf/d in 2026 and 122.3 in 2027, led by Permian, Haynesville and Appalachia as prices, pipelines lift output.

An expected increase in US natural gas production will be driven by mainly by Appalachia, Haynesville, and Permian regions.

Pipelines curtailed or otherwise restricted the flow of gas to manufacturers more than 40 times last year, according to a trade group.

The historic Spindletop oil site in Texas offers a model for storing more natural gas underground amid forecasts of surging demand. BEAUMONT, Texas — From the surface, the Spindletop salt dome in East ...

After two years of decline, Louisiana’s natural gas production is on the rise again, buoyed by recovering prices, renewed drilling activity and federal policy shifts favoring expanded fossil fuel ...

By David French and Shariq Khan NEW YORK, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Williams Companies is exploring buying natural gas production in ...

The world’s natural gas production fell in May compared to April, driven by lower output in Russia, the United States, and Norway, according to the latest data by the Joint Organizations Data ...

Natural gas is an important energy fuel, even as the world transitions to a carbon-free economy. When investing in this industry, it's key to know the ins and outs of natural gas production by country ...

Lower oil prices and a focus on shareholder returns are leading US oil companies to drill less, slowing production growth. Efficiency gains have partially offset the decline in drilling activity.