Natural Gas Storage Report - 1001 BCF in storage as of last week...
http://ir.eia.gov/ngs/ngs.html
Well, my guess of ending the season above 1 TCF in storage is wrong - we went down 195 BCF last week, to 1001 BCF (or 1.001 TCF). We will certainly have withdrawal over the period covering this week.
Place your bets, where to we fall?
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Permalink Reply by desotoguy on
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Supposed to have another polar vortex over the lower 48 next week and long term forecasts are showing it to be record breaking cold in April.
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draw only 48 bcf for week--so may only get down to about 900 bcf in storage if small draws next two weeks
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Permalink Reply by tc on
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At this time of the year its almost as good to delay the large spring injections. If we can get 4-6 weeks of small withdraws & injections, it should help prices later in the summer.
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