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01/05/2009 0740

12/30/2008 0800

01/05/2009 0524

01/05/2009 0524

1078 bbtu
-155 bcf
5438 bbtu
N/A bcf
GULF PRODUCTION MONITOR: January 5, 2009 Text Box: Gulf production stands at 10.3 Bcf today. Both the East Leg of Tennessee's Blue Water System and the Discovery Mainline are expected to come back online later this week however, the same weather that caused the suspension of repair efforts on the Sea Robin system is likely also effecting repairs on other system's in the area. Repairs efforts on both systems have been delayed for weather before. TEXAS ENERGY BULLETIN: January 5, 2009 ERCOT Peak Load increased to 44 GW.Prices were lower across the region with HH down 22 cnts to $5.41.HSC fell by 39 cnts to $4.64 The HH-HSC spread increased by 17 cnts to +78 cnts. Flows east to HH fell by 93,000 MMBtu. Waha dropped by 21 cnts to $4.26. The HSC-Waha spread decreased by 18 cnts to +38 cnts. Flows east to HSC decreased by 2,000 MMBtu. SoCal was down by 36 cnts to $4.75. The SoCal-Waha spread fell by 15 cnts to +49 cnts. Flows west to SoCal increased by 27,000 MMBtu. US POWER - GAS BURN REPORT: January 5, 2009 SUPPLY DEMAND BALANCE: January 5, 2009 <--For Daily Supply/Demand Balance Report and Data, contact Bentek at 888-251-1264--> NATURAL GAS DAILY STORAGE RANGE: January 5, 2009 <--For Daily Storage Range Report and Data, contact Bentek at 888-251-1264-->
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