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Coal markets: Limiting gas price upside in 2013

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In North American gas markets, the worst of times appear to be over. Winter weather has been relatively normal, and the latest gas production figures finally point to declines. Additionally, gas storage withdrawals and observable power-sector gas burns suggest continued strong gas-fired generation levels, even as gas prices have risen from less than $3.25/mmbtu in late February to about $3.90/mmbtu currently. These bullish storage draws have, in turn, pushed gas prices up further. But in...

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    Chart 7. 2013 incremental coal-gas displacement by gas price rangeChart 8. Gas price outlook and risksTable 1. Key characteristics of major coal-producing basins
    Chart 1. Delivered Southeast coal cost structureChart 2. Delivered Midwest coal cost structureChart 3. PRB production and Henry Hub pricesChart 4. Distribution of implied PRB rail ratesChart 5. Coal production growth (vs. 2007)Chart 6. Coal production outlook

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