"Core Structural Changes in U.S. Natural Gas Markets" – GDF SUEZ Energy/PECO, Philadelphia PA
June 15, 2010"From Coal to Gas: Whether, When, How" – Environmental Law Institute, Washington DC
Apr 22, 2010"8th Annual Michigan Forum on Economic Regulatory Policy",
Jan 29, 2010"Profound Changes in Energy Markets" – ICIS Conference, Boston
Sep 17, 2009"Unprecedented Energy Challenges & Opportunities" - EUCI National Webcast
June 6, 2009"Natural Gas Outlook" - American Gas and Oil Reporter
Jan, 2009
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Market Quick Takes
Published before the market opens each Monday, this provides a snapshot of the prior week's closing natural gas and crude oil prices, natural gas storage injections/withdrawals, and electricity output. It also presents a preliminary overview of forecasts for the coming week in these areas (discussed in further detail in Energy Market Outlook) and the key developments in the past week driving these forecasts.
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Energy Market Outlook
Monday's second publication, Energy Market Outlook is a concise overview of energy markets, including short- and long-term forecasts for natural gas and crude oil prices, electric output, natural gas injections/withdrawals from storage, crude oil, gasoline, and distillate inventories, and brief discussions of key variables expected to influence prices, with a particular emphasis on the impact of weather. The report also includes a section on "What the Charts Are Telling Us," brief commentary on a selection of charts illustrating critical market and industry trends.
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Energy Issues and Trends
Published midweek, Energy Issues and Trends focuses on major factors influencing the markets - including a discussion of the analysis behind each week's forecasts - and provides early warning of likely shifts in the market's direction. Key market indicators - such as changes in inventory levels, positions held by funds, crack spreads, basis differentials, and the relative pricing of different fuels - are systematically tracked. In the first week of each month, Energy Issues and Trends is published as Energy Markets Monthly (EMM), which discusses longer-term trends, forecasts for the supply/demand balance and prices over the next 90 days, updated storage projections for the remainder of the season, and an assessment of the potential impact of weather swings on the price of natural gas and heating oil.
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