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Natural Gas: Dubbed the most volatile commodity on the NYMEX and for good reason, there are many factors that influence this commodity. The main factors that our analysts track are as follows:

  • Production
  • Consumption
  • Inventories (amount of natural gas reserves)
  • Weather Forecasts
  • Status of Alternative fuels
  • Geopolitical issues
  • Transportation and Storage also influence the price

A main point to understand is that Natural Gas trades under the North American markets whereas Crude Oil is influenced on Global Markets.

With natural gas prices rising over 300% in the last 15 years, the deregulation of this commodity has proved both lucrative and challenging for consumers.

Natural gas contracts have become a standard practice for most businesses in North America. Long term benefits continue to outweigh any potential risks. Cost savings and stability have been proven over time. Crude oil prices significantly impact the price of natural gas. Both commodities have followed similar trends and each has often played a significant role in the other’s growth.

Over the last 20 years natural gas has become the commodity of choice for most businesses. With the U.S. purchasing over 50% of our natural gas supply from Canada, and with the continuous and rapid growth of business, our North American resources are quickly becoming depleted. Enormous investments have been underway to position North America in obtaining both domestic and liquefied natural gas supplies in order to ease the supply crunch. North America is under massive development, but its position is changing.

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From our first conversation to the signing of our agreements and beyond, all the staff at Integrity Energy has acted in a professional and upfront manner. We were impressed by their knowledge of the ever-changing energy market in Ontario and by their willingness to explain their strategies to us."

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