Europe enters winter with gas storage under pressure. EU sites are 71% full versus more than 80% last year, while Germany sits at just 57%. Berlin has now ordered SEFE to add 8 TWh of gas by Dec. 15. #NaturalGas#Germany#Europe#Energy
LNG Canada will double capacity from 14 to 28 mtpa after partners approved Phase 2. The Shell-led expansion will add two LNG trains in British Columbia, with commercial operations expected in the early 2030s. #LNG#Canada#Shell#NaturalGas
Europe's energy models may be underestimating gas-price risk. Dutch KEV 2026 assumes roughly €0.20-€0.25/m³ through much of the 2030s, while late-September TTF prices were around €0.70/m³. #NaturalGas#Europe#Energy
Colombia is putting fracking back on the agenda as oil and gas reserves decline. Proven gas reserves fell 17% to 1.717 Tcf in 2025, leaving barely six years of supply as LNG imports rise. #Colombia#NaturalGas#Fracking#Energy
Wind and solar added nearly 29 BkWh of U.S. generation this summer versus 2025, almost 4x the increase from natural gas. That helped keep Henry Hub at $2.93/MMBtu despite record July heat and higher power demand. #NaturalGas#Solar#Wind#Power
