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Area |
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Daily
Cash Market Prices
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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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Natural Gas
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 week (from January 26th to February 2nd) as determined by the number of times they were accessed on this web site.
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| 1. Rate Stalemate Repercussions Continue at LADWP |
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from Power Market Today Apr 15, 2010
Leaderless, polarized, politicized and shorn of its lofty renewable energy plans, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has emerged from its stalemate over an energy cost adjustment rate increase in disarray and caught in the midst of a political fight between Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and the city council.( more )
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| 2. Rate Stalemate Repercussions Continue at LADWP |
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from Power Market Today Apr 15, 2010
Leaderless, polarized, politicized and shorn of its lofty renewable energy plans, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has emerged from its stalemate over an energy cost adjustment rate increase in disarray and caught in the midst of a political fight between Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and the city council.( 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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