Sentences with phrase «higher natural gas prices»

This drop in share was partly because of somewhat higher natural gas prices in 2017 and partly because of mild summer weather for the nation.

So investors can expect higher natural gas prices, but not a return to the lofty levels of 2005.

There aren't many sure bets you can make in the market, but higher natural gas prices in 2017 may be the best.

Historically, the Northeast has been the poster child for high natural gas prices during the winter season, due to insufficient infrastructure needed to bring natural gas to market.

The US glass packaging sector is also being hit by higher natural gas prices and increased soda ash prices.

With higher natural gas prices in 2013 and 2014, coal regained some of its generation share.

While projections for higher natural gas prices are expected to reduce gas» share in the generation mix, the subsequent increase in cash flow to gas producers is seen boosting gas Continue Reading

Trends in power prices in the rest of the nation were generally set by higher natural gas prices, which is the marginal fuel for electric generation in most regions.

High natural gas prices in Europe have contributed to increased imports of U.S. steam coal.

For there to be a second Kemper - style power plant, it would need to be in a place that «has high natural gas prices, indigenous low - rank coals, a desire to control CO2 emissions and nearby oil fields,» said Jeff Phillips of the Electric Power Research Institute.

Europe leads in power - to - gas systems Electrolysis is likely to take off first in Europe, where many countries have high penetrations of renewable energy, ambitious climate goals and high natural gas prices.

According to the New York Mercantile Exchange or NYMEX, New York City is expected to have the highest natural gas prices in the nation this winter, due in part to the region's lack of natural gas infrastructure.

In a high natural gas price scenario, 21 states need lift no finger to meet CPP emission targets established for 2030.

[44] Drilling expanded greatly in the past several years due to higher natural gas prices and use of horizontal wells to increase production.