EIA: global gas market could tighten this winter

The global natural gas market may experience a tighter supply-demand balance this winter, according to the US Energy Information Administration. The agency said in a new report that the last two winters in the Northern Hemisphere were exceptionally mild, keeping global natural gas markets well supplied and balanced at relatively low prices. Prices going into…

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