• For delivery Mar. 18th, AGT (non-G) Citygate estimated at $3.44 mmcf, up ~$0.52 mmcf d/d
• Total Demand into New England revised sharply lower since this morning, shedding 420 mmcfd to 2.7 bcf
• The latest GFS 15day forecast for Boston has total HDDs at 276.82 which is a decrease of 3.42 HDDs compared to the previous run. And is 112 HDDs warmer than the 10yr normal.
• Bloomberg, end user demand revised 243 mmcf lower to 732 mmcf on the day, comprised of 38% power demand, 50% residential and commercial demand, and 12% industrial demand.
• Power demand revised the most, shedding 288 mmcf to 109 mmcf, ResCom gained 47 mmcf to 526 mmcf, and Industrial demand lost 1 mmcf to 98 mmcf d/d.
• Canadian imports are also lower, revising down .04 bcf to 0.26 bcfd
• Operational utilization at the Chaplin compressor station on AGT unchanged at 0.85 bcfd for today
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