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Canadian Natural Gas Storage Hits All-time High, but AECO Prices Strengthen as LNG Demand Develops

Natural Gas Intelligence · last updated

Inventories of natural gas stored for winter reached record levels in Canada — bolstered by robust late-fall production — but benchmark prices, while choppy, are trending higher as export demand gathers momentum.

Map-based NGI Canada Border Tracker showing daily U.S.-Canada natural gas flows on Nov. 24, 2025, including export and import volumes at key border points: Rockies 4.23 Bcf/d, Mid-Con 4.14 Bcf/d, Northeast 0.23 Bcf/d, and Midwest −2.60 Bcf/d. Includes border price markers such as Northwest Sumas at $2.710, Emerson at $2.375, Dawn at $3.910, and PNGTS at $6.005, along with a bar chart tracking total net exports from Nov. 15–24.

At A Glance:

  • Alberta storage hits fresh peak
  • Canadian production sets record
  • AECO prices show signs of life

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