Attached are two files with historical Bidweek (First of the Month) natural gas prices for three indices in the Northeast Louisiana/East Texas area that represent sales pipeline prices.  I also shown basis versus NYMEX.  The files include a PDF version and an Excel file for those that have access to that program.

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Mike, the tougher air emission regulations for coal plants ramp up in 2014 and will likely result in a significant amount of current capacity being retired by then.

 

Any ramp up of LNG exports would not occur before the 2016/2017 time period and are not likely have a significant impact on domestic natural gas prices.   

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prices will remain in $2.50 to $4.50 range untill 80% of NG rigs have been laid down for a year or more IMO 

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