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EIA Weekly Natural Gas Report – Up 61 BCF at 2,667 BCF – Up 40.8% over the 5 year average.........
Baker Hughes Rotary NG Rig Count – Down 8 to 598 – drops 32% from last year………
Wind generation increases 27% in 2011 compared to 2010..........
Natural gas futures rise over 30% from recent low of $1.93 per DTH to currently over $2.65 per DTH..........
Premium for multiyear electric contracts has dropped significantly, inquire with your Taylor representative.......... |
Customers who use deregulated services may have questions regarding whether they saved money over the utility rates, as well as how much they actually saved. There are various strategies for ntering the deregulated markets that are not based on direct savings versus the utility rates, including budget predictability, year over year expense savings and savings versus a fixed budget. The deregulated futures market allows customers to control costs and purchase when the conditions are optimal for their particular circumstances.
If you do enter the deregulated markets, Taylor’s systems monitor the deregulated contract rates, the comparable utility rates and the ongoing market trading. Customers can track savings on their deregulated contracts versus the utility rate.