Attached are a set of graphs that show historical natural gas production thru June for the US and several key regions. Total US production in June was 63.3 Bcfd which was a 0.5% increase from May and up 0.7% from June 2008. Overall gas production in the US continues to be relatively flat and is not yet exhibiting any significant effects from the decreased rig count. While some areas (Texas, New Mexico) are declining in production, this is being offset by growth in other regions.
Louisiana gas production continues to increase and was 4.2 Bcfd in June which is 8.5% higher than June 2008.
I certainly don't know as much as I wish I did so I kinda have to trust the trends, graphs, and professional opinions that I hear/read. The Tudor/Pickering report sounded great. I looked over their past research and it was quite extensive. So, hopefully they know what they're doing bc the current supply and demand doesn't show a positive trend at all.