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Natural Gas Pipeline Congestion is Squeezing Energy Managers

New England winter natural gas prices are highly dependent on supply coming into the region. Several planned pipeline extensions, which would bring much needed extra supply to New England are in danger of being shut down. If opponents of Kinder Morgan’s $3.3 billion pipeline project have their way, federal regulators will throw out its application […]

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Morning Energy Blog – May 9, 2016

Equities and the economy U.S. stocks rebounded from early losses on Friday to close higher with the Dow ending up 80 points, 0.45%, at 17,741, the S&P 500 adding 7, 0.32%, to 2,057 and the Nasdaq closing at 4,736, up 19, 0.4%. The major event Friday was the Labor Department jobs report which showed the […]

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Morning Energy Blog – May 6, 2016

Equities and the economy Although there was some intraday volatility U.S. equities did what I expected and mentioned in my Blog yesterday which was that stocks would close little changed from Wednesday as investors waited for today’s Labor Department employment report. The Dow closed up 9 at 17,661, the S&P 500 closed flat to Wednesday […]

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Morning Energy Blog – May 5, 2016

Equities and the economy Boy does it feel like “sell in May and go away.” U.S. equities closed lower yesterday with the Dow off 100 points, 0.6%, to 17,651, the S&P 500 lost 12 points, also 0.6%, to 2,051 and the Nasdaq dropped 38 points, 0.8%, to 4,726. Once again though, and this is a […]

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Morning Energy Blog – May 4, 2016

Equities and the economy It was not a good day for U.S. stocks yesterday with the major indexes falling to three week lows. The Dow fell 140 points, 0.8%, to 17,751, the S&P 500 lost 18, 0.9%, to 2,063 and the Nasdaq closed down 54 points, 1.1%, at 4,763 with the latter having only one […]

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Market Monitor – Southeastern US Natural Gas Outlook

Due to increases in power sector demand for gas, coupled with growing demand from the industrial sector in the region, overall natural gas demand in the Southeastern US is expected to grow by nearly 8 Bcf/d over the next 15 years. All these factors combine to create significant risk of higher natural gas basis prices […]

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Natural gas net imports in 2015 at lowest level since 1986

US Production of natural gas has been increasing over recent years, faster even than US consumption of natural gas.  However, the excess production is resulting in an increase in exports and by mid-2017 the US is expected to become a net exporter of natural gas. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Natural Gas Monthly U.S natural […]

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Morning Energy Blog – May 2, 2016

Equities and the economy U.S. stocks closed out April on a weak note with the Dow closing down 57 points, 0.32%, at 17,774, the S&P 500 off 11 points, 0.51%, to 2,065 and the Nasdaq falling 30, 0.62%, finishing at 4,775. However, the Dow and S&P clung on to monthly gains, 0.5% and 0.3%, respectively, […]

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Morning Energy Blog – April 29, 2016

Equities and the economy Not a good day for equities yesterday. Not at all. Specifically, it was the worst day in the last two months. The Dow lost 211 points, 1.2%, finishing at 17,831, the S&P 500 fell 19 points, 0.9%, to 2,076 and the Nasdaq dropped 58, 1.2%, to close at 4,805. Some blame […]

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Morning Energy Blog for April 28, 2016

Equities and the economy For the third consecutive day it was a mixed bag for stocks with the Dow and S&P 500 rising 51 and 3 points, respectively and the Nasdaq closing down 25. It was another day where stocks began the day weak and closed marginally better. For example, in early trading the S&P […]

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