Nat Gas storage if usage only the same this year before injection season starts again

 

If supplies decrease in 2014 just equals last years from end of Jan 2013 to end of March 2013 then by end of decline season before injections start again The supplies will be below 1 Tcf to about 800-900 bcf remaining in storage. In 2013 at end of Jan storage had 2.996 Tcf and by end of March the low was 1.673 Tcf. Hopefully this will support NG Prices for the year and maybe increase some drilling in the HS

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we will be below 1 TCF. In 2013 between 1/24.2013 until injection started first of April supplies decreased from 2.996 Tcf to 1.673 Tcf so if same usage We will be about 800 Bcf only in storage by end of March. Hopefully that will stablize prices in high $4 or low $5 for 2014  and increase activity in HS 

Thanks for posting this. I wondered where we might end up.

adubu,

I agree but I'm also surprised that the price has fallen so far so fast in the futures market. I just don't quite understand what the traders are seeing that we are not.

Why are prices cycling so much..?  Game the institutional traders are playing with the stupid traders...

LOL................ 10-4

I think there is a better than average chance that injection starts in March this year

dbob--injection usually starts late March. Are you thinking forecast  for warmer weather earlier so injection begins early March? But you know Groundhog said 6 more weeks winter (LOL) We may have record cold Feb on top of Record January and storage could be new record low before injections start again even if injection starts earlier this year than usual

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