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The report underscores a clear pivot: natural gas production growth in the Eagle Ford is expected to stall and decline into 2026 , primarily due to fewer drilling and completion activities planned by operators. Gas Forecast One of the most significant adjustments in the June forecast was a 700 MMcf/d reduction in the EIA’s 2026 U.S.
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