Despite global energy market concerns over supply disruptions, West Texas natural gas prices have plummeted due to oversupply. Prices in the Permian Basin, a major US production hub, have traded below zero for much of the year.
- West Texas natural gas prices have traded below zero for much of the year.
- The Permian Basin accounts for about a quarter of U.S. gas production.
- Price dislocations in the region are expected to continue into the next year.
- Flaring has increased due to oversupply and limited infrastructure.
- The situation underscores the localized nature of energy markets.
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