Commodity Market Report
North America coal short-term outlook November 2019: Will winter weather wane?
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Report summary
Will full-year coal-fired generation end below 1,000 TWh in 2019? We are presently forecasting 995 TWh of generation for this year. The early November runup in natural gas prices would normally result in additional coal generation; however, utilities pre-purchasing gas volumes could limit any switching. Henry Hub natural gas prices this winter are expected to be US$1.0/mmbtu less than last year. With demand faltering, mine capacity shut-ins are continuing.
Table of contents
- International prices
- Thermal and Metallurgical Export
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Three-month Outlook
- Henry Hub Price forecast (US$/mmbtu)
- Powder River Basin production (Mst)
- Northern Appalachia Basin production (Mst)
- Illinois Basin production (Mst)
- EGU Stockpiles by Census Region (Mst)
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