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| NGPL S. TX |
2.33 |
+.11 |
| Henry Hub |
2.40 |
+.10 |
| Panhandle Eastern |
2.33 |
+.12 |
| El Paso non-Bondad |
2.35 |
+.07 |
| Northwest Wyoming Pool |
2.44 |
+.08 |
| Transco Zone 6 NY |
2.76 |
+.05 |
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February 3rd Settlement Prices
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| Mar 2012 |
2.499 |
-.055 |
| Apr |
2.677 |
-.038 |
| May |
2.789 |
-.030 |
| Jun |
2.879 |
-.021 |
| Jul |
2.954 |
-.013 |
| Aug |
2.988 |
-.010 |
| Sep |
3.002 |
-.008 |
| Oct |
3.048 |
-.006 |
| Nov |
3.211 |
+.008 |
| Dec |
3.507 |
+.023 |
| Jan 2013 |
3.640 |
+.026 |
| Feb |
3.645 |
+.028 |
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Below is a listing of the most popular news stories published in Power Market Today over the past month (from January 2nd to February 2nd) as determined by the number of times they were accessed on this web site.
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| 1. Capstone Turbine Continues Red Ink, But Sees Bright, Long Future
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from Power Market Today Feb 11, 2002
Taking a page from some of the go-go dot-com start-ups of the 1990s, Chatsworth, CA-based Capstone Turbine Corp. Thursday announced another sea of red ink for its fourth quarter 2001 results, but its new senior management team nevertheless provided upbeat projections for the company's micro-turbines that are able to run on a variety of gaseous and liquid fuels.
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| 2. Cool, Wet Pacific Northwest Weather Prompts Lower Next-Day Power |
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from Power Market Today Jan 14, 2011
Next-day power prices in the Pacific Northwest eased Thursday as forecasts called for above-normal temperatures and mild conditions. In the desert Southwest above-normal temperatures had little impact on next-day power and prices moved little. In California next-day power inched higher.( more )
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| 3. LADWP Averages 20% Renewables in 2010 |
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from Power Market Today Jan 14, 2011
While its private-sector counterparts have struggled to make the statewide goal, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) last year averaged 20% of its power supplies from renewable resources, according to officials. However, city utility officials have warned that it will be difficult to maintain that rate.( more )
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| 4. CFTC Splits Vote on End-User Exemption to Clearing |
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from Power Market Today Dec 10, 2010
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Thursday narrowly voted out the long-awaited proposal exempting end-users that use swaps to hedge or mitigate commercial risks from the mandatory clearing requirement under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act.( more )
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| 5. Customer Choice Growing, Says Marketers Group |
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from Power Market Today May 20, 2010
Energy marketers last year saw record growth in residential and small business customer enrollments in states with "well constructed, competitive natural gas and electricity choice programs," according to a trade association. And natural gas enrollments hit a record, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA).( more )
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| 6. Customer Choice Growing, Says Marketers Group |
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from Power Market Today May 20, 2010
Energy marketers last year saw record growth in residential and small business customer enrollments in states with "well constructed, competitive natural gas and electricity choice programs," according to a trade association. And natural gas enrollments hit a record, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA).( more )
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| 7. Capstone Turbine Continues Red Ink, But Sees Bright, Long Future
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from Power Market Today Feb 11, 2002
Taking a page from some of the go-go dot-com start-ups of the 1990s, Chatsworth, CA-based Capstone Turbine Corp. Thursday announced another sea of red ink for its fourth quarter 2001 results, but its new senior management team nevertheless provided upbeat projections for the company's micro-turbines that are able to run on a variety of gaseous and liquid fuels.
( more )
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| 8. Micro-Turbine Maker Continues to Spew Red Ink
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from Power Market Today Aug 2, 2004
Even with demonstrated demand and a growing backlog of orders, micro-turbine maker Capstone Turbine Corp., Chatsworth, CA, Thursday again reported red ink for the first quarter of its fiscal year ended June 30 with a net loss of $10.5 million, or 13 cents/share, compared to a loss of $9.4 million, or 12 cents/share, for the same period in 2003. The company, which has concentrated on research throughout much of its existence, has never shown a profit and keeps drawing down on multi-million-dollar cash reserves.
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| 9. Micro-Turbine Maker Continues to Spew Red Ink
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from Power Market Today Aug 2, 2004
Even with demonstrated demand and a growing backlog of orders, micro-turbine maker Capstone Turbine Corp., Chatsworth, CA, Thursday again reported red ink for the first quarter of its fiscal year ended June 30 with a net loss of $10.5 million, or 13 cents/share, compared to a loss of $9.4 million, or 12 cents/share, for the same period in 2003. The company, which has concentrated on research throughout much of its existence, has never shown a profit and keeps drawing down on multi-million-dollar cash reserves.
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| 10. Natural Gas and Electric Trucks Coming to the Port of Los Angeles |
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from Power Market Today May 13, 2009
The Los Angeles Harbor Commission has approved spending $44.3 million for natural gas-powered trucks in the port, which combined with that of neighboring Long Beach makes up the nation's busiest harbor and one that has suffered from some of the most polluted air in the Los Angeles Basin. In its 2009 Clean Truck Incentive Program, Seal Beach, CA-based Clean Energy expects to provide the majority of the 1,000 alternative-fueled trucks targeted by the end of this year.( more )
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