For the podcast click here. For the report click here (pdf). It is also located on NEI's Nuclear Statistics webpage.Electricity prices decreased throughout the country last week (see pages 1 & 2). Gas prices fell at the Henry Hub decreasing $0.69 to $7.13 / MMBtu (see page 4).
According to TradeTech, uranium prices last week experienced “the single largest increase reported since 1968.” TradeTech and UxConsulting reported uranium prices at $72 / lb U3O8.
According to EIA’s Short Term Energy Outlook, residential electricity demand in 2006 is estimated to have increased by 0.3 percent over 2005 demand. While a return to normal weather could increase pressure on the Henry Hub spot price, high levels of natural gas in storage and the forecast of slightly warmer-than-normal weather are expected to keep natural gas spot prices below $9 per mcf on average
through the heating season (see page 8).
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