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Natural Gas Storage Reports
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EIA Natural Gas Storage: 103 Bcf Injection Pushes Stocks 137 Bcf Above Average
EIA's April 23 Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report showed a 103 Bcf injection for week ending April 17. Lower 48 working gas reached 2,063 Bcf, 142 Bcf above last year and 137 Bcf above the five-year average. Procurement read-through for gas-indexed electricity.
EIA Storage Report April 16: NGI Forecasts 62 Bcf Injection — Henry Hub Drops to $2.58, Most Aggressive Procurement Signal of 2026
NGI forecasts 62 Bcf injection for week ending April 10 — more than double the initial 27 Bcf consensus. Storage surplus widens to 122 Bcf above 5-year average. Henry Hub at $2.58/MMBtu, lowest since Q4 2025 and 32% below EIA's $3.80 annual forecast. Commercial procurement window analysis.
EIA Natural Gas Storage Preview: Analyst Consensus & 27 Bcf Injection Impact (April 16, 2026)
Analyst consensus for the EIA Natural Gas Storage Report (April 16, 2026): 27 Bcf injection vs. 50 Bcf prior week. Wood Mackenzie, Reuters survey, and Estimize expectations. Henry Hub at $2.68/MMBtu. What analysts expect this means for commercial procurement and summer price risk.
EIA Storage Report: 50 Bcf Injection Pushes Stocks 87 Bcf Above Average as Henry Hub Drops to $2.65
EIA reports 50 Bcf net injection for week ending April 3, 2026. Working gas at 1,911 Bcf — 87 Bcf above the 5-year average. Henry Hub spot at $2.65/MMBtu, 30% below EIA's $3.80 annual forecast. NYMEX summer curve tops at $3.18. Commercial procurement window analysis.
EIA Storage Report: First 2026 Injection at +36 Bcf as Season Shifts Two Weeks Early
EIA reports a 36 Bcf net injection for the week ending March 27, 2026 — the first build of the season, arriving two weeks earlier than the 5-year average. Working gas at 1,865 Bcf. Henry Hub holds at $2.90. What early injections mean for gas-indexed electricity procurement.
2026 Injection Season Begins: 1,829 Bcf in Storage, ~2,000 Bcf to Refill Before Winter
EIA natural gas storage at 1,829 Bcf entering the 2026 injection season. Refill math: ~67 Bcf/week needed over 30 weeks to reach comfortable pre-winter levels. Henry Hub at $2.90 vs $3.80 EIA forecast. Commercial procurement timing analysis.
EIA Natural Gas Storage: 54 Bcf Draw as Late-Season Withdrawal Exceeds Forecasts, Henry Hub at $3.82
EIA weekly storage report March 26, 2026: 54 Bcf net withdrawal, working gas at 1,829 Bcf. Henry Hub spot at $3.82/MMBtu. Injection season outlook and commercial procurement analysis.
EIA Natural Gas Storage Drops to 1,848 Bcf — 38 Bcf Draw Keeps Stocks Below 5-Year Average
EIA weekly storage report shows 38 Bcf draw for week ending March 6, 2026. Working gas at 1,848 Bcf remains 17 Bcf below the 5-year average. Henry Hub at $3.13/MMBtu. Commercial procurement window analysis.
EIA Natural Gas Storage Report: Henry Hub Rebounds to $3.37/MMBtu as Spring Deficit Persists
Latest EIA natural gas storage report details a 132 Bcf draw, leaving working gas at 1,886 Bcf — 43 Bcf below the 5-year average. Henry Hub prices rebound to $3.37/MMBtu.
EIA Reports 52 Bcf Storage Draw, Dropping Winter Inventories Below 5-Year Average
A larger-than-expected 52 Bcf withdrawal erased the winter storage cushion, dropping national gas inventories 0.3% below the historical average going into spring.
Natural Gas Storage Falls 144 Bcf: Stocks 123 Bcf Below 5-Year Average
EIA: Natural gas storage at 2,070 Bcf, down 144 Bcf weekly. Stocks 123 Bcf below 5-year avg. Henry Hub pricing and commercial gas rate analysis.
US Natural Gas Storage Outlook: Spring 2026 Market Intelligence
US natural gas working inventories remain supportive exiting winter 2026, but Henry Hub forward contango incentivizes spring commercial procurement.
U.S. Gas Storage at 85% Capacity Mid-2025 — Adequate but Not Comfortable
Weekly EIA storage report shows 85% capacity heading into the 2025-2026 heating season. While adequate, it leaves limited buffer against a severe winter scenario or production freeze-offs.