Criterionrsch

Criterion Research, LLC — A meter-level North American natural gas flow and fundamentals panel: nomination-level flow data across 200+ interstate pipeline systems searchable by pipeline, meter, category, state, region and connecting party with flow direction; a daily Lower 48 supply-and-demand balance (production, power burn, ResCom, industrial, LNG feed gas, cross-border flows); storage forecasts with end-of-season projections against the five-year range; continuous collection of critical, non-critical, outage and maintenance notices; 197 tracked pipeline expansion projects from announcement…

Criterionrsch offers (Supply Chain, Price, Fundamental, Alternative) — Very large at meter grain: 200+ interstate pipeline systems with multiple meters each and daily nominations across many flow categories, plus cross-border, storage, LNG and power series; continuous notice capture running to thousands of classified notices a year; 197 lifecycle-tracked projects; quarterly FERC Index entity tables across 135 pipelines; and 16 daily research titles. A retained daily meter panel implies well into the hundreds of millions of meter-day observations..

Basis and takeaway-capacity trade models for constrained regions (Permian explicitly, Appalachia via meter-level flow direction on connecting pipelines); forecasting when expansion capacity actually lands from the 197-project lifecycle tracker; nowcasting regional supply disruptions from a continuous critical-notice feed; attributing LNG export pull to the specific meters serving each terminal; reconciling nomination-derived gas-to-power burn against grid-reported EIA-930 to expose measurement gaps; linking incoming data-centre load by county to the pipelines and capacity able to serve it; grounding LLM and agent question-answering over gas fundamentals, which the platform exposes deliberately; storage and shipping operational planning.

Coverage spans Other; Oil & Gas Storage & Transportation, Financial Exchanges & Data; supply_chain, price, fundamental, alternative; commodities, futures, options, derivatives.