Normalized

Raymond James Sees ‘Substantial Uncertainties’ for 2010 Gas Market

A year has passed since the natural gas rig count peaked in October 2008, but “normalized” estimated quarterly gas supply from publicly traded producers didn’t cross into negative territory until July from the 1Q2009 peak, which points to “substantial uncertainties” for supply and demand drivers in 2010, energy analysts with Raymond James & Associates Inc. said Monday.

November 17, 2009

Consultant Stephen Smith Sees ’03 Price Range of $4-$7

Weather normalized gas demand this winter has exceeded gas supply by about 750 MMcf/d on average, according to a Monthly Energy Outlook by Stephen Smith Energy Associates. This gas shortage means that gas prices will have to remain at “demand destruction” levels ($4-$7 at the Henry Hub) this summer in order for storage to be refilled to an adequate level by next fall, the consulting firm said.

March 24, 2003

Consultant Stephen Smith Sees ’03 Price Range of $4-$7

Weather normalized gas demand this winter has exceeded gas supply by about 750 MMcf/d on average, according to a Monthly Energy Outlook by Stephen Smith Energy Associates. This gas shortage means that gas prices will have to remain at “demand destruction” levels ($4-$7 at the Henry Hub) this summer in order for storage to be refilled to an adequate level by next fall, the consulting firm said.

March 19, 2003

Watson Outlines Dynegy’s Power-Driven Future

In reporting record third quarter improvements, including an 88%increase in earnings per share and a 16% increase in net income,Dynegy CEO Chuck Watson yesterday highlighted an aggressive powergeneration plan that will become the “engine for the growth of ourearnings for the future.”

October 27, 1999