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Liquefied natural gas exports from the U.S. are looking more likely after the Freeport LNG terminal got conditional approval from the Department of Energy, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said.
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Natural gas futures advanced to the highest settlement price in almost three weeks on forecasts for above-normal temperatures that would boost demand for the power- plant fuel to run air conditioners.
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Natural gas futures were little changed in New York after dropping to a five-week low following a government report that showed a larger-than-forecast increase in U.S. stockpiles.
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The U.S. raised its natural-gas production outlook for 2013 for the first time in three months amid gains from onshore wells.
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Natural gas prices in the U.S. Northeast are poised to reach five-year seasonal highs this summer because increasing demand from power plants may be too much for pipelines to handle.
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Petronet LNG Ltd., India’s biggest liquefied natural gas importer, signed its first agreement to purchase the fuel from the U.S. as demand rises in Asia’s second-biggest energy consumer. The shares rose.
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Natural gas futures declined in New York for a second day on expectations that demand for heating fuels will ease with milder U.S. weather.
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Natural gas futures advanced to a 20-month high in New York after a government report showed that U.S. stockpiles expanded by less than forecast.
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The U.S. lowered its forecast for natural gas output in 2013 by 0.4 percent and raised its outlook for prices.
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Centrica Plc, the U.K.’s largest household energy supplier, signed a 20-year deal to import natural gas from the U.S., securing supplies as production from British North Sea fields decline.
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