$EQT
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NATURAL GAS: The Hidden AI Infrastructure Trade Everyone talks about chips. Few talk about power. AI data centers could add ~6 Bcf/day of U.S. natural gas demand by 2030. That’s massive. Why gas? → 24/7 baseload power → Fastest scalable energy source → Bridge fuel until nuclear scales AI runs on GPUs. GPUs run on electricity. Electricity still runs heavily on natural gas. Names to watch: $EQT · $AR · $CTRA · $LNG · $ARGT The AI boom may be digital. But the fuel behind it is physical.
THE ENERGY MAP: Every Source, Every Play Global energy investment just crossed $3.3T in 2025 — with $2.2T flowing into clean tech alone, 2× fossil fuels. The AI data center supercycle has changed everything. Power is now the bottleneck. Access to electricity > land, labor, connectivity. Here’s how the landscape is shaping up NUCLEAR — Highest Conviction The renaissance is real. Record generation, 63 reactors under construction, SMRs gaining traction with hyperscaler demand. → AI + baseload = nuclear wins Plays: $CEG $CCJ $OKLO $SMR $NNE $LEU $DNN $LTBR BATTERY STORAGE — High Conviction The backbone of 24/7 clean energy. Explosive growth + massive pipeline into 2030. → Solar pairing + grid stability + data center demand Plays: $TSLA $FLNC $STEM $AMPS $KULR $QS $MVST $AMPX GRID INFRASTRUCTURE — The Real Winner - No matter who wins, the grid must scale. Massive capex cycle just starting. → AI load + EVs + electrification = multi-year demand Plays: $CEG $NEE $ETN $PWR $VRT $HUBB $VST $AES SOLAR — Selective Still scaling globally, but policy shifts create winners & losers. → Data center PPAs absorbing higher costs Plays: $FSLR $ARRY $ENPH $NEE $RUN GEOTHERMAL — Stealth Play Underrated baseload. EGS unlocking new regions. → 24/7 clean energy = perfect for hyperscalers Plays: $CEG $ORKA $NEE NAT GAS / LNG — Bridge Fuel Not going anywhere. Reliability matters. → AI demand + LNG exports = strong tailwind Plays: $LNG $AR $EQT $SLB $HAL WIND — Watchlist Onshore steady, offshore challenged (policy + cost). → Europe still bullish Plays: $GEV $NEE $CWEN $BEP HYDROGEN — Speculative High risk, long-term potential. 2026 is pivotal. → Industrial demand is the key Plays: $PLUG $BE $LIN HYDRO — Stable Compounder Reliable baseload + long-duration storage. → Quiet outperformer in volatile markets Plays: $BEP $CWEN $NEP THE MACRO FRAME This is no longer just a climate transition. It’s a national security + AI infrastructure race. Capital flow trend: Semis → Memory → Photonics → Power & Energy → Robotics We are entering the Power wave Position accordingly. The grid wins regardless. Not financial advice. Like and share
My Gas Tracker sorted by YTD, $XOP 1yr/IV and NG forward curve attached. $EOG $EQT $FCG $XOP https://t.co/1dxeMbBkF5
Iran will be going longer than the administration is communicating. Trumper has himself in a bind, even if he TACO’s. Iran may have successfully created a permanent tolling booth for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Ultimately, you need to stay flexible and don't overlook energy names even at these levels. $EQT $EOG $FCG $XOM
Besides $EQT, gas longs are trading well today. https://t.co/5M5VP3DpSK
$EQT chart looks good here. I am not a big technicals person, and sometimes the trend is very much your friend. https://t.co/4cxGyMVI7w
$EQT EQT Corporation Hedging Activities Current Hedging Position EQT’s latest formal disclosure shows that, as of February 11, 2026, it had increased its 2026 hedge position from 7% to 25% of expected production by adding costless collars with a weighted average floor of $3.94/MMBtu and a weighted average ceiling of $5.70/MMBtu. The disclosed structure included 2.5 Bcf/d hedged in Q1 2026 at a $4.25 floor and $6.29 ceiling, 1.4 Bcf/d hedged in Q2 and Q3 2026 at $3.50 floors and $4.94 ceilings, and 1.2 Bcf/d hedged in Q4 2026 at a $3.72 floor and $5.13 ceiling. EQT also maintains basis hedges in addition to its NYMEX hedge book. Management then stated on the February 18, 2026 earnings call that, following additional tactical hedge additions, EQT was nearly 40% hedged for 2026 with an average floor of roughly $4.30/MMBtu and an average ceiling of $6.30/MMBtu.  Historical Context Earlier disclosures showed a substantially larger 2025 hedge program. In October 2024, EQT said it was approximately 60% hedged for 2025 at an average floor price of $3.25. By February 2025, the company still had 3.1-3.7 Bcf/d hedged across the quarters of 2025. This is best presented as historical context rather than as the current hedge position.  Hedging Strategy EQT follows a tactical, opportunistic hedging strategy rather than a heavily programmatic one. The company has said it shifted from defensive hedging to selectively adding protection where the risk/reward is attractive, while remaining open to upside where it sees asymmetric value in future gas prices. Management’s February 2026 commentary showed this in practice: EQT entered winter with limited hedge cover to preserve exposure to cold-weather upside, then aggressively added collars into the rally as prices strengthened.  Pricing Exposure and Natural Hedges EQT retains significant commodity-price sensitivity because it remains only partially hedged. However, the company increasingly mitigates pricing and basis risk through physical-market positioning rather than through a large fixed-price derivative book. EQT has highlighted 1.2 Bcf/d of premium firm sales agreements with major Southeast utilities tied to the future Transco Southeast Expansion, alongside ownership in key midstream assets such as MVP Mainline and Hammerhead. These arrangements should improve market access and support stronger realizations over time, helping justify a lighter financial hedge posture than peers with weaker takeaway and end-market access.  Bottom Line EQT’s current hedge posture is best described as selectively defensive. The company has materially increased 2026 downside protection, but it still leaves most production exposed to upside in natural gas prices. That positioning preserves substantial torque to a constructive gas market while reducing left-tail cash flow risk relative to an underhedged starting point.
Still not too late… Ras Laffan is f’ed. $FCG and $EQT my horses. FCG (First Trust Natural Gas ETF) is the largest with $777M in assets and holds 42 companies, offering broad exposure to natural gas equities with a competitive 0.57% expense ratio UNG (United States Natural Gas Fund) has $441M in assets and provides exposure through natural gas futures contracts rather than equities BOIL and KOLD are leveraged/inverse products designed for short-term trading rather than long-term investment GASX and GASL are smaller funds with limited trading activity
$EQT most interesting US gas play to me. https://t.co/Pam35IKduQ
