Feature
December 2015 Vol. 242, No. 12
Gas Glut Mirrors Problems Facing Oil Markets
Natural gas prices have fallen to their lowest levels in three years, plummeting by more than 10% on Oct. 26.
The balance of natural gas supply and demand typically goes through seasonal fluctuations, with inventories building during the summer months in North America as surplus production is diverted into storage. Then, in winter months, consumers draw down on natural gas inventories as heating demand spikes.