Natural Gas Inventories Surge Beyond Expectations, Green Power Prices Supported by Carbon Prices—July 31 In-Depth Analysis of Oil, Gas and Green Power Markets
On July 31, the U.S. EIA natural gas inventory report showed a larger-than-expected surge, pressuring natural gas futures; meanwhile, rising carbon prices added resilience to green power trading, and Thailand's green power market activity increased. This article analyzes the impact of inventory data on oil and gas markets and explores green power investment opportunities under carbon price resonance.
On July 31, the U.S. EIA natural gas inventory report showed a larger-than-expected surge, pressuring natural gas futures; meanwhile, rising carbon prices added resilience to green power trading, and Thailand's green power market activity increased. This article analyzes the impact of inventory data on oil and gas markets and explores green power investment opportunities under carbon price resonance.
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