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This blog comments on energy market fluctuations due to supply and demand issues. We focus primary on natural gas and electricity markets across North America. The intended use of this blog is to help make energy procurement decisions.
Natural Gas Volatility
by Paul Van Erem
on Jul 27
in Natural Gas
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Paul Van Erem
Paul Van Erem is the Director of National Sales and Marketing for Energy Managem
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The energy market is a fast paced, ever changing medium. As an example, just look at the volatility in the natural gas market over the past few years!
The red line shows the ebb and flows of the ever changing NYMEX Natural Gas futures, while the blue line shows the changes in the S&P 500. Swings of $13 to $4 per MMBtu can happen! So what would a swing like that do to a manufacturers cost of goods? Can you even foresee a change like this quick enough to make adjustments?
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