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While natural gas producers had a challenging year in 2020, there’s reason for optimism in 2021. In the second of a two-part conversation, host Daniel Litwin discusses with Steve Hendrickson, President of Ralph E. Davis Associates, the state of the natural gas industry and what trends may impact the sector going forward in 2021.
Natural gas is inherently a cyclical business and Hendrickson has seen peaks and valleys in previous years. “There were declines in production when I first started in the industry. Then came along the shale revolution and our situation changed completely,” he says.
Today, companies must rely on capital discipline because of higher investment scrutiny to make sure they’re assessing all the risks. “Companies are looking to keep costs down and focus on their best assets. Some are doing this with consolidations,” Hendrickson says.
The natural gas industry is coming off a volatile year, but there are reasons to be optimistic. In the first of a two-part conversation with E2B: Business to Energy host Daniel Litwin, Steve Hendrickson, President of Ralph E. Davis Associates (RED), walks through the various factors that could supply and demand and future prospects for the industry.
There are many factors impacting the natural gas market, both internal and external. COVID-19 saw demand dry up in an already oversupplied market. At the same time, renewables were also growing at a record pace. So, where does natural gas fit into the picture?
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