Click the above link to help support the site!
Summary Dashboard
Click on each link for more details
Other elements on the site are updated on a minute-to-minute basis, providing Realtime data.
These include:
--> Wind Generation & Natural Gas Demand Displacement ***NEW!***
--> Intraday Temperature Data
--> Realtime Natural Gas Inventories
--> Oil & Natural Gas Quotes & Fair Price Data
--> Powerburn Demand
--> Celsius Energy Portfolio Holdings (Subscribers)
...Among others.
|
Support Celsius Energy & Access Premium Features!
As Celsius Energy continues to grow, costs and the time commitment to keep the site maintained build rapidly. For this reason, I am offering premium features for a small monthly fee to help support the site. These include:
-Daily Commentaries, a 1000-1500 word 5x per week discussion of natural gas fundamentals, trading outlook and strategies
-Advanced weather modeling data
-Access to Celsius Energy's oil & natural gas portfolio.
-Daily natural gas supply & demand data
Click Here To Learn More
|
|
|
Wednesday Daily Commentary For Subscribers
|
Natural Gas Tumbles For Third Strait Session On Tuesday On Rebounding Production Even As Early-October Cold Snap Could Boost Early-Season Heating Demand; EIA Expected To Announce Bearish Crude Oil Inventory Build In Today’s Petroleum Status Report; Gas Demand To Rise Today As Southeast Heats Up
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
This Daily Commentary is available to current Premium Membership Subscribers. Subscribers gain access to these 1500-3000 word commentaries 5 times per week as well as access to my realtime Oil & Natural Gas Portfolio. To learn more about subscribing and helping to support the site, please click HERE.
Natural gas prices slumped for a third straight session on Tuesday. The new front-month November 2026 contract retreated by 10 cents or 3.1% to settle at $3.01/MMBTU. It was the lowest close for the front-month since September 22. Among ETFs, 1x UNG lost -4.1% while 2x BOIL tumbled -7.6%.
Sentiment continues to be dictated by supply/demand data, in particular production, as is often the case during the Shoulder Season. Last week, prices jumped after the Columbia Gas Pipeline announced a force majeure on a portion of its pipeline cutting output by over 2 BCF/day. This week, however, prices have given up all of those gains after the Force Majeure was lifted and production has begun to recover. As shown in the Figure to the right, yesterday’s production rose back above 109 BCF/day, 2 BCF/day off the weekend’s lows though still down 3 BCF/day from the early-September record highs.
Price may have also been adversely-impacted by a sharp mid-day downward revision in LNG feedga...
Continue Reading Full Article (FOR SUBSCRIBERS)...
Last 3 Daily Commentaries:
Click HERE For Full 30-Day Archive
|
|
Popular Charts, Tables, & Maps
|
Disclaimer: Natural Gas & Oil Storage Projections, Intraday Natural Gas Stats, Renewable Energy Stats, Morning Reports, and fundamental pricing models are released by Celsius Energy as experimental products. While they are intended to provide accurate, up-to-date data, they should not be used alone in making investment decisions, or decisions of any kind. Celsius Energy does not make an express or implied warranty of any kind regarding the data information including, without limitation, any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose or use. See full Privacy Policy HERE.
