Commodity market report
North America power markets short-term outlook December 2016
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Report summary
For the month of December, wind output was particularly stronger than in 2015. While wind generation was stronger, so was overall demand. While this pop in demand was not unexpected, it helped steady gas demand balances for the month in the face of rising gas prices and increased wind output. While stronger trends in both wind and demand continued into the first half of January, February could again bring a stronger pop to demand, as weather support was significantly below normal in 2016.
What's included
This report contains
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Fundamentals
- Could a stronger rig response send prices back below $3 by late 2017?
- Risk remains of coal supply shortage in 2017
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Generation balances and prices
- Demand
- Supply
- Generation
- Demand
- Generation and prices
- Scenario Overview
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
Images
- Figure 1: Changes in Eastern power market fundamentals (Relative to November 2016 STO)
- Figure 2: Relative changes in Eastern markets’ power price metrics (Relative to November 2016 STO)
- Figure 3: Changes in WECC power market fundamentals (Relative to November 2016 STO)
- Figure 4: Relative changes in WECC markets’ power price metrics (Relative to November 2016 STO)
Tables
- Figure 5: North American power generation balances and fuel prices
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