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US natural gas hedging: 2012 outlook

Pauline McCallion speaks to natural gas producers and consumers about what’s on the radar that might affect their hedging strategies this year

Gas market outlook - Energy Risk January 2012

Wild swings in energy prices typically necessitate a change in strategy among hedgers. Back in 2008, when daily Henry Hub natural gas prices plummeted from as much as $13 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) to $3/MMBtu within the space of a year, consumers and producers of natural gas were forced to implement such changes. This mainly involved switching to different types of instruments in

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