New England markets: the peak day problem
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Introduction
- With the new Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling, only a small amount of new pipeline build remains
- Power retirements further stress the gas markets
- Canadian imports can rise--but not offset--the peak demand
- LNG and oil to fill the gap left by pipeline build
- Weak global prices keep Algonquin prices in check
- Algonquin (AGT) Price Scenarios
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- New England gas infrastructure
- Approximate Demand served by pipe in New England
- New England winter demand potential and pipe constraint
- LNG Regas capabilities in New England and Eastern Canada
- Daily LNG sendout required to balance New England markets, by temperature range
- New England markets: the peak day problem: Image 4
What's included
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