ResearchAndMarkets.com has announced the addition of a new professional development program, “Fundamentals and Practical Applications of Today’s U.S. Natural Gas Industry”, scheduled for September 25–26, 2025, in Houston.

The two-day course is designed for energy and financial professionals seeking to strengthen their understanding of North America’s natural gas sector. Attendees will gain an end-to-end view of how gas moves from wellhead to consumer, who the market participants are, and how transactions unfold across the value chain.

Comprehensive Industry Coverage

The curriculum covers:

• Natural gas fundamentals: formation, types, terminology, measurements, and conversions.
• Market drivers: demand dynamics, unconventional gas growth, and infrastructure shifts.
• Operations and assets: gathering, processing, pipelines, storage, and LDC operations.
• Quality and economics: gas quality concerns, Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs), and rate design.
• Regulation: FERC and state oversight, major orders, and evolving compliance frameworks.
• Commercial mechanics: capacity, tariffs, transportation services, and transaction strategies.

Why It Matters

With U.S. natural gas markets in flux due to unconventional supply growth, evolving regulatory policies, and LNG export trends, professionals across finance, energy trading, and infrastructure development face growing complexity. The course aims to bridge knowledge gaps, reduce risk, and help participants capitalize on emerging opportunities.

By the end of the training, participants will walk away with a deeper understanding of fundamentals, transaction mechanics, and asset development strategies—critical tools for navigating today’s fast-moving natural gas landscape.