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Lisa Shidler

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  • Contributing Reporter, RIABiz
Granville
As seen in: RIABiz, Money Crashers, InvestmentNews, citybiz, RBN Energy, LLC
Lisa is a writer at RIABiz.com, writes and edits and creates content for other publications and runs the bookish podcast Everyone Loved It But Me
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Haynesville Natural Gas Production Sets New Weekly Record

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By Lisa Shidler Verified
| RBN Energy, LLC
Haynesville natural gas production climbed to a new record last week and continues to rise. For the week ending August 10, Haynesville production averaged about 16.5 Bcf/d (dark green line below), up 0.06 Bcf/d from the previous week. Output declined slightly on the Louisiana side of the basin but was more than offset by higher production in Texas, according to our NATGAS Haynesville Report.
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Haynesville Natural Gas Production Turns Choppy

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By Lisa Shidler Verified
| RBN Energy, LLC
Haynesville natural gas production was a bit choppy last week. Output averaged 16.3 Bcf/d, (see dark green line below) with slightly lower production in Louisiana and slightly higher production in Texas. Production started last week a little above 16 Bcf/d, climbed to around 16.5 Bcf/d by midweek and through the weekend, then fell to around 16 Bcf/d on August 3, according to our NATGAS Haynesville report.
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Q2 2026 Earnings Calls: Amazon Ramps Up AI Spending

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By Lisa Shidler Verified
| RBN Energy, LLC
Amazon executives highlighted strong and growing customer demand for AI, noting the company is accelerating spending to keep pace with customer demand. On its July 30 earnings call, Amazon said it is ramping up its capital expenditure for 2026 from $200 billion to $220 billion, with the majority directed toward AI-related investments. Even at that level, executives acknowledged capacity will remain constrained.
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