U.S. natural gas futures rose to $2.91 per MMBtu, the highest level in more than six weeks, supported by declining production and the restart of a liquefaction train at Freeport LNG’s export facility. Output across the Lower 48 states has trended lower in recent weeks as major producers, including EQT, scaled back activity due to low spot prices. Additionally, a liquefaction train at Freeport LNG export terminal in Texas has reportedly resumed operations following a brief shutdown caused by a compressor issue. Analysts noted that LNG exports continue to provide strong support to prices, although flows to certain terminals have eased from record levels amid seasonal maintenance. Meanwhile, weather forecasts point to mostly near-normal temperatures through May 26, with cooling needs gradually replacing late-season heating demand.

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