Over the years, natural gas has become one of the most popular commodities. Traders have been quick to embrace its high liquidity and volatility. Since the 2008 recession, though, natural gas prices have been on a slippery slope that has led them to exhibit some of the the lowest prices on a historical basis. While there is debate surrounding fossil fuel and whether or not it will have an integral part in our future energy consumption, it is clear that NG is one of the world’s most influential commodities.
For those looking to stay up to date on natural gas futures and the commodity’s overall environment, we outline seven blogs to help give you a leg up on this volatile asset [see also 25 Ways To Invest In Natural Gas].
1. Platts
Platts is a leading information provider for any investor interested in the energy industry. The site offers up-to-date commentary regarding the natural gas and shale gas.
2. American Gas Association
AGA tends to focus more on the supply side of natural gas while providing a macro view as opposed to technical trading advice. Check out, Meeting the Needs of the Modern Natural Gas Customer.
3. The Great Energy Challenge
This blog is managed and run by National Geographic contributors who focus on challenges to the natural gas and energy industry.
4. About Natural Gas
About Natural Gas is another resource website. This blog, run by Exxon Mobil, offers compelling research and information on natural gas.
5. Attain Capital Management
The Attain Capital Management blog comments on the overall market but it often features news updates for NG.
6. Energy Outlook
Energy Outlook is a blog that sets its sights on the entire energy industry while still offering a nice economic outlook for interested investors.
7. Fuel Fix
Run by the Houston Chronicle, Fuel Fix offers readers up-to-date information on the energy world as a whole and the development of natural gas pipelines.
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Disclosure: No positions at time of writing.
