SynMax Research:
SynMax Research:
Hyperion AI Agents can perform the tasks of a first-year analyst, quickly identifying the pipelines and location points contributing to changes in daily natural gas production within any sub-region.
For example, the Haynesville (Louisiana) subregion experienced a significant production drop on December 16, 2025, as identified by the platform. Users can prompt the Hyperion AI Agent to pinpoint exactly which specific pipelines and location names contributed to this volatility.
Users can ask the Hyperion AI Agent to identify the specific pipelines and location names that contributed to the production drop on December 16, 2025.
Question:
“Explain where the natural gas production change is coming from on Haynesville LA on 12/16/2025 compared to 12/15/2025. Which pipelines are contributing to the change, and which location name points are causing the change”
Answer:
“## Summary
**Haynesville LA Production Change (12/15/2025 → 12/16/2025):**
Haynesville - LA dry gas production **decreased by 0.585 BCF/d (-5.43%)**, dropping from 10.790 BCF/d to 10.204 BCF/d.
**Pipelines Contributing to Change:**
**Major Increases:**
- **Trunkline**: +170,271 MMBtu/d (+38.8%) - largest increase driven entirely by the TGC - Gulf Run Interconnect point
- **Gulf Run**: +54,486 MMBtu/d (+4.6%)
- **High Point Gas Transmission**: +26,633 MMBtu/d (+95.2%)
- **Texas Gas Transmission (TGT)**: +19,073 MMBtu/d (+12.3%)
**Major Decreases:**
- **ANR**: -75,603 MMBtu/d (-84.2%) - largest decline, primarily at Liddieville 42
- **ETC Tiger Pipeline**: -48,745 MMBtu/d (-10.0%)
- **Enable Gas Transmission**: -38,574 MMBtu/d (-12.4%)
**Specific Location Points Driving the Change:**
**Top Increasing Points:**
- **Trunkline → TGC - Gulf Run Interconnect**: +170,273 MMBtu/d (0.17 BCF/d)
- **Gulf Run → North Holly**: +78,659 MMBtu/d
- **Gulf Run → Magnolia Gas - Keatchie**: +65,645 MMBtu/d
**Top Declining Points:**
- **ANR → Liddieville 42**: -70,069 MMBtu/d (0.07 BCF/d)
- **Gulf Run → CHK/Lamid - Mansfield**: -66,628 MMBtu/d
- **ETC Tiger → EXCO / Holly**: -37,069 MMBtu/d
The production decline appears to be driven by scattered decreases across multiple points (particularly ANR, ETC Tiger, and Enable systems), partially offset by large increases at Trunkline and Gulf Run interconnections.”
Consistent with the previous inquiry, the Hyperion AI Agent will list the specific production location points contributing to the observed decline.
The table can also be exported into a CSV table for further analysis and investigation.
Summary
Hyperion AI Agents provide rapid identification of the specific pipelines and location points responsible for natural gas production changes across any sub-region. This automation saves significant time typically spent sifting through vast and complex pipeline datasets.
Furthermore, the Agent delivers its own analysis and identifies key findings, providing a clear starting point for deeper investigation into the specific location-level changes highlighted in the table above.
