Digging out of snow: The aftermath of $20/mmbtu price spikes
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After years of limited upside and especially volatility to gas prices, winter weather has combined with fundamental drivers to push both Henry Hub prices and several regional points to levels not seen in years and in some cases, ever. This winter, weather has been 1-in-14 cold, and the coldest since 2000-’01.
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