ALL EYES ON NATURAL GAS INVESTMENT

Strong demand and environmental awareness draw capital to the upstream and midstream sectors. Natural gas and associated investment opportunities are garnering a lot of attention from a very broad audience, according to Brad D. Nelson, managing director in the energy investment banking group at Step...

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Published inOil & Gas Investor Vol. 42; no. 9; pp. ANG2 - ANG4
Main Author Morris, Gregory D L
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Houston Hart Energy 01.09.2022
Subjects
Carbon footprint
Commodities
Energy industry
Energy resources
Energy sources
Environmental awareness
Hydrocarbons
Investment
Investments
Natural gas
Natural gas industry
Pipelines
Value chain
United States > US
Appalachia
Texas
Ukraine
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Summary:Strong demand and environmental awareness draw capital to the upstream and midstream sectors. Natural gas and associated investment opportunities are garnering a lot of attention from a very broad audience, according to Brad D. Nelson, managing director in the energy investment banking group at Stephens Inc. There are three primary reasons why people are allocating capital to natural gas, according to Stephens. First, gas is cleaner than other conventional energy sources. Second, the overall macroeconomic outlook for gas is set for the commodity for the foreseeable future. Global demand is continuing to increase and supply is struggling somewhat to keep up with the pace. And third, many producers and investors are able to generate money and provide healthy returns while investing in an environmentally acceptable conventional commodity.
ISSN:0744-5881