National Fuel Gas Co
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National Fuel Gas Co
National Fuel Gas is an integrated natural gas company. It moves and sells natural gas through local utility operations, long-haul pipelines, and storage assets, and it also produces natural gas from its own wells. Its customers include homes and businesses that buy gas for heating and daily use, as well as power generators, industrial users, and other utilities that need transport and storage service. The company makes money in two main ways. One comes from regulated utility rates and pipeline fees for delivering gas and storing it for customers. The other comes from selling gas it produces from its upstream drilling and production business. That mix gives it both a steadier utility-style business and a more market-driven production business. What sets National Fuel Gas apart is that it sits in several parts of the natural gas value chain at once. Many energy companies focus only on one step, such as drilling, pipelines, or retail distribution. National Fuel Gas does all three, which lets it supply gas, move it to market, and serve end users through one connected system.
National Fuel Gas is an integrated natural gas company. It moves and sells natural gas through local utility operations, long-haul pipelines, and storage assets, and it also produces natural gas from its own wells. Its customers include homes and businesses that buy gas for heating and daily use, as well as power generators, industrial users, and other utilities that need transport and storage service.
The company makes money in two main ways. One comes from regulated utility rates and pipeline fees for delivering gas and storing it for customers. The other comes from selling gas it produces from its upstream drilling and production business. That mix gives it both a steadier utility-style business and a more market-driven production business.
What sets National Fuel Gas apart is that it sits in several parts of the natural gas value chain at once. Many energy companies focus only on one step, such as drilling, pipelines, or retail distribution. National Fuel Gas does all three, which lets it supply gas, move it to market, and serve end users through one connected system.
EPS: National Fuel reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.54, which management said was generally in line with expectations but down $0.10 from last year.
Guidance: Full-year fiscal 2026 adjusted EPS guidance was narrowed to $7.40 to $7.60, mainly because Seneca production is now expected to be 420 to 430 Bcfe.
Growth outlook: Management introduced a long-term target for EPS to grow 7% to 10% annually through fiscal 2029, while also generating $1 billion to $1.5 billion of free cash flow over that period.
Regulated growth: The company highlighted strong demand for gas, new pipeline expansion opportunities, and progress on rate cases in Pennsylvania, Supply Corp, New York, and Ohio.
Ohio deal: The CenterPoint Ohio gas utility acquisition remains on track to close in the calendar fourth quarter, with an October 1 target date mentioned.
Upstream update: Seneca’s quarter was below expectations on production, but management said the results improved its understanding of the Utica development program and supported its long-term acreage strategy.
