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WEEK OF AUG 18, 2026 · MARKET BRIEF № 1

Record power demand, a Texas pause, and 32 Bcf/d of new gas demand on the board

EIA's August outlook puts U.S. power consumption at back-to-back record highs through 2027. East Daley tallies ~32 Bcf/d of announced incremental gas demand by 2031 — split almost evenly between LNG feedgas and data centers. Texas pauses new data-center interconnections. And the behind-the-meter deal wave accelerates: NRG, NextEra and Amazon all moved this month. What it means for anyone operating gas-fired machinery.

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