Structural Shift Ahead to Bust Natural Gas Prices Out of Doldrums

LNG (Liquefied natural gas) tanker anchored in Gas terminal gas tanks for storage. Oil Crude Gas Tanker Ship. LPG at Tanker Bay Petroleum Chemical or Methane freighter export import transportation — Significant liquified natural gas (LNG) export capacity is scheduled to ramp up through the rest of 2026 and into early 2027, adding roughly 4 Bcf/d of steady demand. (Adobe Stock)

Michelle Thompson

June 12, 2026 12:14 PM CDT

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Structural Shift Ahead to Bust Natural Gas Prices Out of Doldrums

U.S. natural gas prices remain subdued, but rising LNG exports, power burn and data‑center demand could push values into the $4.50–$5/MMBtu range.

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