SynMax Adds Demand to Hyperion, Bringing the Full U.S. Natural Gas Balance Into One Source

Supply, demand, trade and LNG now sit side by side in Hyperion, backed by a storage forecasting record that ranked first in its first quarter

HOUSTON, TX, UNITED STATES, October 5, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- SynMax today announced that Hyperion, its natural gas intelligence platform, now delivers a complete U.S. supply and demand balance. Hyperion's established production data now sits alongside new demand models covering every major consumption sector. Pipeline trade and LNG complete the picture. Traders and analysts get the full balance of the U.S. gas market in a single source, from daily history through forecasts roughly two years out.

Until now, building a view of the gas balance meant stitching together production estimates, sector demand, export flows and weather from separate vendors, each with its own methods and timing. Hyperion removes that step. Every component is modeled on one consistent framework and refreshed intraday. Sum the components and you get the implied daily change in storage, in one table.

Demand, built to complement supply

Hyperion has long given the market an observed view of U.S. gas production. The new demand models cover the other side of the ledger: residential, commercial, industrial and electric power consumption, along with the smaller sectors that complete the national total. Each sector is modeled on its own drivers. Residential and commercial demand follow heating. Industrial demand reflects weather and economic activity. Power burn captures both heating and cooling, including the sharp rise in gas use during extreme heat. Historical estimates are anchored to official monthly data.

Demand is available nationally and across the five EIA storage regions. Users can also replay the weather of any year since 2001 through the forward models, to see how a colder or milder season would change demand and storage.

Accuracy you can check

SynMax publishes a weekly call on the EIA storage report from the same models that drive Hyperion. Across its first nine weeks of calls, from the week ending July 31 through the week ending September 25, SynMax's call landed within 1 Bcf of the EIA's reported figure in six weeks. The average miss was 1.7 Bcf, with no consistent bias high or low.

Over the third quarter, that record placed SynMax first in The Desk's industry ranking of storage forecasters. It finished ahead of the major industry surveys and benchmark indices tracked by the ranking.

"For years we could tell the market what was coming out of the ground. Now we can tell it where that gas goes, and what the balance means for storage.” said Marc Passy, Head of Research-Energy for SynMax. “We put a number on it every week, in public, before the EIA does. That's the standard we want to be judged on."

Availability

Full Supply & Demand Balances are available now to Hyperion customers through the Hyperion platform, pre-built dashboards, SynMax's agentic analysis tools and the Hyperion API. To request a demo, visit www.synmax.com.

About SynMax

SynMax enables organizations to find answers in the unknown and act before the window closes, ahead of competitors, bad actors and the clock. We fuse multi-source data, SME-built models and your own data through an agentic platform to deliver ground truth for every decision. SynMax is headquartered in Houston, with offices in London and Washington, D.C.

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