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Ontario Coal Phaseout Drives Gas to the Fore, Says Analyst

Demand for natural gas to fuel new power plants in Ontario will skyrocket if the province makes good on its plan to phase out four coal-fired generating plants by 2014, a CIBC Markets analyst wrote in a recent research note.

August 6, 2007

Gas-Fired Power Key to Ontario Coal Phaseout, Says Analyst

Demand for natural gas to fuel new power plants in Ontario will skyrocket if the province makes good on its plan to phase out four coal-fired generating plants by 2014, a CIBC Markets analyst wrote in a recent research note.

July 31, 2007

The Big Chill Causes Prices to Skyrocket

Prices soared at virtually all points Monday after a frigid mass of air from Canada had invaded much of the U.S. and sent temperatures plunging, even in the previously mild South. Some Northeast citygates led the price climb with gains around a dollar or more, and most other points rose by at least half a dollar.

December 14, 2004

The Big Chill Causes Prices to Skyrocket

Prices soared at virtually all points Monday after a frigid mass of air from Canada had invaded much of the U.S. and sent temperatures plunging, even in the previously mild South. Some Northeast citygates led the price climb with gains around a dollar or more, and most other points rose by at least half a dollar.

December 14, 2004

Price Blowout! All Points Skyrocket, NE Tops $30

Swing prices exploded Monday in hyper-volatile trading featuring across-the-board multi-dollar gains, with Northeast quotes soaring to peaks of more than $30 in some cases and most Gulf Coast/Midcontinent/Midwest numbers averaging between $10 and $20. The spikes weren’t quite as spectacular in the West, but still impressive as the Rockies market soared to $6-8, Malin peaked at more than $10 and El Paso-Permian was quoted as high as $15.95.

February 25, 2003

Price Averages Skyrocket by 30-40 Cents or More

The big rallies that had developed late in Friday’s trading for the weekend provided a solid base for spectacular price increases Monday. Gains of about 30 cents or more were common in the East, while the West, where winter storm watches were posted for parts of the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies, registered upticks that exceeded 40 cents in most cases.

October 23, 2001

Prices Skyrocket on SSB Forecast of Colder Winter

It was off to the races Tuesday for spot prices, as a soaring screen paced the cash market to large gains. Except for the Rockies and Southern California border, nearly all other points managed to surpass the November futures advance of a little more than 21 cents. The run-ups were attributed largely to a noted meteorologist’s forecast that the coming winter will rank among the top third of the coldest over the last 106 years (see related story).

October 17, 2001

Prices Soar on Pipe Outages, Storm, Futures Support

The cash market was doing a skyrocket imitation Monday amidsignificant fundamental influences, along with a large dose ofsupport from both natural gas and oil futures. Only a fewRockies/Pacific Northwest and Western Canada points failed to riseby about 20 cents or more (MRT and ANR ML-7 were among theexceptions elsewhere).

August 22, 2000

North American Gas Drilling Moving Fast, Furious

Drilling has picked up to a frenzied pace as active natural gasrig numbers continue to skyrocket in the United States and Canada.Rotary rigs drilling int he United States soared by 20 last week toa new record of 736 active gas drilling rigs, according to BakerHughes’ Rig Count report. Currently there are 235 more domesticrigs actively drilling than at the same time last year.

July 24, 2000

North America’s Active Rig Levels Rise

Drilling has picked up to a frenzied pace as active natural gasrig numbers continue to skyrocket in the United States and Canada.Rotary rigs drilling int he United States soared by 20 last week toa new record of 736 active gas drilling rigs, according to BakerHughes’ Rig Count report. Currently there are 235 more domesticrigs actively drilling than at the same time last year.

July 24, 2000
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