At
current natural gas prices, these storage facilities have capital and operating costs of approximately 8 cents / kWh of electricity produced.
Not exact matches
So we asked in our research: What would happen if
current low
natural gas prices or pollution control policies caused all US coal - burning power plants to be replaced by
natural gas generators?
Natural gas - fired plants look attractive at
current gas prices, certainly, but hands up — who wants a new
gas plant in their neighbourhood?
In this article, we use
current annotated charts of United States
Natural Gas Fund ($ UNG), a commodity ETF that roughly tracks the price of spot natural gas futures, to show you how to trade the cup and handle chart p
Natural Gas Fund ($ UNG), a commodity ETF that roughly tracks the price of spot natural gas futures, to show you how to trade the cup and handle chart patte
Gas Fund ($ UNG), a commodity ETF that roughly tracks the
price of spot
natural gas futures, to show you how to trade the cup and handle chart p
natural gas futures, to show you how to trade the cup and handle chart patte
gas futures, to show you how to trade the cup and handle chart pattern.
Further, there are hopes for relatively low - cost
natural gas to revive U.S. industries — from steel to plastics — that could take advantage of
current prices, which by world standards are cheap.
Current prices for
natural gas are low, but
natural gas prices have historically suffered from significant volatility.
When you compare
current electricity and
natural gas prices, the same unit of energy will cost you about three times more for electricity so you can expect to pay a little bit more on your utility bill, even with a sizable energy efficiency improvement.
That's an increase of less than 0.2 percent over
current WTI crude oil
prices and 0.7 percent over
current NYMEX
natural gas prices.
Replacing electricity from Taiwan's operational and mothballed nuclear plants with
natural gas would cost $ 2.85 billion per year for the
natural gas purchases alone, at
current low
prices.
Because
natural gas is a considerably more expensive fuel than coal, it takes a substantial CO2 cost to overcome this fuel cost disadvantage — about $ 30 / ton, on
current fuel
price expectations in the U.S.. On the other hand, consider pending investments to add new generating capacity in the United States over the next few decades.
Fewer than 10 percent voted for an expansion of coal or
natural gas power at
current prices.
The
current downward trend in coal - fired generation began in 2007, when increased U.S. production of
natural gas (particularly from shale) led to a sustained downward shift in
natural gas spot
prices and increased generation from
natural gas - fired generators.
It has received approval to do so from the Department of Energy, and given the
current differential between US
natural gas prices and LNG
prices in other parts of the world, the terminal looks well - positioned to do brisk business.
In Sands» estimation, «
natural gas prices would need to almost triple from the
current levels of less than $ 3.00 / MMBtu for renewables to begin to be competitive on a total cost per megawatt - hour basis.»
Nobody is saying that nuclear would be cheaper than
natural gas, especially at
current gas prices.
... Lower
current and projected
natural gas prices also affect the competitiveness of renewables, especially once federal tax incentives expire.
The short version is that electricity from new
natural gas plants costs about half as much as coal, and that's at
gas prices approaching five dollars... two - and - a-half times the
current price!
«Most U.S.
natural gas basins do not generate sufficient returns to justify drilling in today's weak
price environment, suggesting that the
current growth pace is not sustainable in a market that is likely to see little near - term demand growth,» investment bank Credit Suisse said in a report earlier this year.
Current proposals by global warming advocates will likely cost billions of dollars and require a wholesale transformation of the nation's economy and society. Americans could be paying 30 percent more for
natural gas in their homes and even more for electricity.  The cost of coal could quadruple and crude oil
prices could rise by an additional -LSB-...]
GreatPoint told CNET in August that it can produce its
natural gas product «bluegas» at about $ 4 per million BTUs (British thermal units), lower than the
current market
price of nearly $ 7 per million BTUs.
Vast quantities of coal — proven to exist — remain in the ground — but not included on the reserve tally because they are not economically recoverable at
current prices — in part due to the availability of oil and
natural gas.