BENTEK Energy

BENTEK is monitoring a staggering $100 billion of natural gas, crude oil, NGL and LNG infrastructure projects in North America which are poised to rearrange traditional market relationships and create new opportunities in unprecedented ways.

The Permian Basin will be a significant contributor to crude oil production increases in the Southeast/Gulf over the next few years, though new pipeline infrastructure will be critical to sustaining growth rates.

Low gas prices are enabling utilities to rapidly approach compliance with the CSAPR, which has propelled natural gas demand for power generation to record highs.

Even with record-high levels of U.S. natural gas demand from power generation set last week, storage levels are expected to test last year’s inventory high.

Lowest U.S. ethane prices in years are leading to negative fractionation price spreads and unprecedented volumes of ethane rejection

The BENTEK Productivity Index (BPI) standardizes the U.S. natural gas and crude oil rig count across all production areas, creating a benchmark that can be used to help forecast dry gas production.

Low demand for U.S. light sweet crude oil on the East and West coasts will limit these markets’ ability to exploit cheap, growing supply from Canada, the Midwest and the Gulf Coast regions.

BENTEK’s fourth annual symposium includes a record number of industry-leading speakers providing on-the-spot reactions, observations & key insights into the natural gas, natural gas liquids (NGLs), crude oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets.

BENTEK’s fourth annual symposium explores the key aspects of the natural gas, natural gas liquids (NGLs), crude oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) industries through the practical application of fundamental analysis.