EVA published is monthly U.S. Coal Stockpile Report on April 22, 2013. In the East, burn was 25.2% above last March, while still 5.6% below the 5-year average. Coal receipts have been cut by power companies (25.4% below normal), so stocks fell 4.2 mm tons in March. Western coal burn was 24.3% above last year [...]
EVA published its quarterly coal financial report on April 5, 2013. This report provides an informative summary of the quarterly sales and operational costs of the major coal suppliers in the U.S. plus some of the smaller up and coming coal mining companies. To learn more details about the coal financial reports contents or to [...]
EVA published is monthly U.S. Coal Stockpile Report on March 20, 2013. Eastern coal stockpiles were reduced in February 2013 as coal consumption climbed 14% from February 2012. As for the West, coal consumption was down slightly from the previous year and coal stocks were barely reduced. To learn more details about EVA’s coal stockpile [...]
EVA published its February 2013 U.S. Coal Trade Report on April 8, 2013. Metallurgical coal exports were over five million tons for the third consecutive month as European met coal exports were at their highest level in six months. To learn more about EVA’s monthly U.S. Coal Trade Report or to subscribe, please contact Hans [...]
EVA published its Quarterly Coal Report was published on March 22, 2013. Coal demand from electricity generators fell to its lowest level in 20 years as low cost natural gas combined with overall tepid power demand reduced coal plant dispatch. Utility coal demand fell to about 823 million tons in 2012 which represented over a [...]
EVA published its February 2013 coal-to-gas switching analysis report on April 3, 2013. We estimate that coal-to-gas switching declined three percent in February 2013 from January 2013 and was 37 percent less than February 2012 as natural gas prices have escalated. To learn more about EVA’s coal-to-gas switching analysis or to subscribe to it’s monthly [...]
For the month of January, met exports started strong with 5.4 million tons shipped. Monthly CAPP exports to Europe reached 1.9 million tons. The U.S. Coal Trade Report was published on March 11, 2013.
A summary of the changes in infrastructure for years 2012, 2013 and 2014 for each of the following industries: natural gas, NGL, crude oil and LNG. Includes an assessment of the impacts of these infrastructure changes for each industry. Publication date: February 2013.
2013 gas industry remains at a precipice. Storage, fuel switching and gas prices remain inexorably linked for 2013 and 2014. Publication date: February 1, 2013.
Growth in infrastructure at record levels in 2013 and will facilitate resolving numerous regional dislocations in the midstream industry. Propane prices to rebound as a result of new export terminals. Ethane prices continue to decline. Publication Date: February 1, 2013.