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Weekly Report: what happened at ENFR last week (1127-1201)?

2 Midstream Names Offer 2024 Financial Guidance

U.S. Natural Gas: Winter Weather, Prices, And Production

Natural gas prices in the u.s. Have been softer in 2023 after a warm winter sent prices tumbling last winter. Winter weather can be a wildcard for natural gas prices. Despite weaker prices, natural gas production growth is expected to continue. New lng export capacity is adding incremental demand, creating growth opportunities for energy infrastructure companies.

Weekly Report: what happened at ENFR last week (1120-1124)?

Canadian LNG Projects Advance To Meet Asian Demand

The coast of british columbia is seeing a significant build-out of lng infrastructure. There are four lng export projects in development in the region. Asian markets are a natural destination for liquefied natural gas (lng) due to shorter transportation times from the u.s. Asia is the largest destination for lng exports from canada.

Weekly Report: what happened at ENFR last week (1113-1117)?

Q3 2023 Midstream/MLP Buybacks: C-Corps Remain More Active

Six constituents in the broad alerian midstream energy index collectively repurchased $745 million in equity in 3q23. Cheniere energy led the way with $357 million in buybacks. Corporations were more active with buybacks this quarter than midstream mlps. Canadian c-corps remained on the sidelines. Buybacks continue to compete with other capital allocation priorities. Midstream/mlp buyback activity moderates in 3z23.

Weekly Report: what happened at ENFR last week (1106-1110)?