Northeast Power Prices
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Winter 2012-’13: A sign of things to come in the Northeast?
- This winter: Deep Panuke and Spectra pipeline loosen Northeast markets
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Medium term: Markets tighten, AIM project provides temporary relief
- Probable fundamental changes
- Power Market Restructuring: Short, Medium and Long term changes
- Further upside risk: Brayton Point retirement
- Downside risk: Oil and LNG prices?
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Long term: Major pipeline capacity assumed
- Implications for Power Prices
- Key uncertainties and further analysis
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Chart 1 Average Round-the-Clock Power Prices ($/MWh) in Feb 2013
- Chart 2. New England pipeline utilization and basis
- Chart 3. Recent winter weather distributions and constraint thresholds
- Chart 4. Basis outlook: Average day versus monthly average of daily basis
- Chart 5. New England and New York basis outlook
- Chart 6. New England and New York price outlook (February on-peak prices)
- Chart 7. New England 2014/2015 winter price breakdown
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