Coal markets: Limiting gas price upside in 2013
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Where are we now?
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Coal markets: Structural differences, costs, and trends
- Coal market: How it's different from gas
- Coal basins: How they're different from each other
- Powder River Basin: Primary source of short-term coal production elasticity
- Central Appalachia: High stockpile volumes could cushion market tightness
- Illinois Basin: Growing low-cost capacity, but how much upside in 2013?
- Northern Appalachia: Limited spare capacity
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Short-term gas price outlook: Some upside, but not until winter
- Appendix 1: Relevance of spot coal prices in dispatch
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Chart 7. 2013 incremental coal-gas displacement by gas price range
- Chart 8. Gas price outlook and risks
- Table 1. Key characteristics of major coal-producing basins
- Chart 1. Delivered Southeast coal cost structure
- Chart 2. Delivered Midwest coal cost structure
- Chart 3. PRB production and Henry Hub prices
- Chart 4. Distribution of implied PRB rail rates
- Chart 5. Coal production growth (vs. 2007)
- Chart 6. Coal production outlook
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