natural gas
17 statements across 13 episodes · 2 bullish · 2 bearish · 13 people on the record · first statement Dec 8, 2021 by Emily Pontecorvo · across every show →
Everything said about natural gas, oldest first
Dec 8, 2021
Dec 8, 2021 negative
Feb 15, 2022 neutral
Feb 15, 2022 bearish
Mar 8, 2022 neutral
Jun 1, 2023 neutral
Tomlinson: Renewables are eroding natural gas's market share in Texas
“They have taken a huge chunk of the market away from coal, and they're cutting into natural gas's market share for providing electricity to the state, and there are oil and gas guys who really don't want to give up anything else.”
Jul 6, 2023
Jul 6, 2023 neutral
Jul 12, 2023 neutral
Jaramillo: US has retired roughly 200 GW of coal over two decades
“We've retired roughly 200 gigawatts of coal in the last twenty-ish years or so. Most of that has been replaced by natural gas, but that is not growing as fast as it probably needs to sort of maintain the reliability levels of the grid overall.”
Jul 26, 2023
Oct 6, 2023 neutral
Del Chiaro: California grid still relies heavily on midday natural gas
“If anybody is geeks out, look at Cal ISO's energy supply and demand on a daily basis any summer day, and you will see we are heavily dependent on natural gas still in the middle of the day at 12 o'clock in the afternoon when the sun is shining brightest.”
Dec 18, 2023 neutral
Apr 9, 2024
Dec 11, 2024 neutral
Feb 19, 2025 bullish
Feb 19, 2025 bullish
Shah: Solar Costs $30-$50/MWh Compared to $95/MWh for New Natural Gas
“Today, you know, solar power installed is, you know, 30 dollars a megawatt hour. Without the tax credits, it's 50 dollars a megawatt hour. That's more expensive than 30 dollars a megawatt hour. I get that. But that's not out of the money. Right? New natural ga…”
Aug 13, 2025
Methane pyrolysis only became viable after the 2015 fracking boom
“Methane pyrolysis is only interesting if you have low cost natural gas, which hasn't always been the case, and if you are concerned about CO two emissions. And both of those factors really only started in about 2015 or so, once the fracking revolution took off…”