S&P: Negative hedging outlook for nat gas producers
Natural gas prices will remain relatively low this year and next, according to the latest projections from ratings agency Standard & Poor’s, averaging $3.75 per million British Thermal Units (mmBTU) in 2011 and $4.00 per mmBTU in 2012. This follows on from a yearly average of $4.39 per mmBTU in 2010.
“Consumption will remain soft, but will improve over time in line with economic conditions in the US,” Patrick Jeffrey, a director at Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services said at a media briefing in
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