Western energy markets will face an even tougher summer this year than last, Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA) said in a Monthly Briefing issued last week. Gas and power prices will be even higher on average and energy conservation efforts won’t be enough to prevent blackouts, it predicted.
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CERA: Western Energy Prices Will Be Much Higher This Summer
Western energy markets will face an even tougher summer this year than last, Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA) said in a Monthly Briefing issued last week. Gas and power prices will be even higher on average and energy conservation efforts won’t be enough to prevent blackouts, it predicted.
May 3, 2001
Winter Sticks Around, Squeezes Nearly All Prices Higher
Winter was retaining a tougher post-season grip on severalregions’ weather than expected Tuesday, and the result waswidespread price rises that ranged from flat to barely higher atthe PG&E citygate and Rockies, to about a quarter at someNortheast and Pacific Northwest points. A sharply higher Aprilfutures contract also lent some support to cash on its penultimateday of trading, sources said.
March 28, 2001
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