US NATGAS: Northeast – Fundamentals and Forecast Stable
Apr-30 12:19
- Transco Z6 NY settled yesterday at $2.32 mmbtu, up $0.03
- Northeast demand is currently at 32.6 bcf/d, up by around 0.82 bcf/d. Demand is 1.94 bcf/d below the 30-day average.
- To the east, compared to the previous GFS 15day forecast, NYC lost 16 TDDs, for a total of 54 TDDs. This is 47 less than the 10yr normal.
- To the west, compared to the previous GFS 15day forecast, Columbus OH added 7 TDDs, for a total of 37 TDDs. This is 125 TDDs less than the 10yr normal.
- Within the region, total End User demand is up 1.01 bcf/d, at 13.11 bcf/d. Comprised of 31% power generation, 51% rescom, and 18% industrial.
- Net outflows from the region are down 0.28 bcf/d to 15.27 bcf/d.
- Production in the region is around 36.03 bcf/d, up around 0 bcf/d on the day.
- Production from the Appalachia shale play is 35.43 bcf/d, down 0.07 bcf/d on the day. This compares to a 30-day average of 35.82 bcf/d.
- Exports to Canada are up to 795 mmcf/d today. This compares to net exports yesterday of 789 mmcf/d yesterday.
- Feedgas exports to Cove Point LNG are currently at 871 mmcf/d, up around 16 mmcf/d today. This is stronger than the 30-day average of 860 mmcf/d.
- This puts the daily supply surplus at around 3.5 bcf/d narrowing by 0.23 bcf/d on the day.
- The NE region refers to New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland. All flow and production data is from Bloomberg.
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