Results of the high-growthdemand case analyses indicate adequate capacity exists throughout the forecast period to serve natural gas demand in a low-hydro year. However, there is a potential for unserved demand during the 2011- 12 heating year ... FIGURE 17. 2011-2012 WINTER ANALYSIS (HIGH DEMAND) – MODERATELY COLD YEAR ... o e e -Ja 1 -M -M -A -A -M -N -D -D 1 -N 9 -F Pipeline Capacity Unserved Demand Actual
MW The growth rate of summer and winter peak load depends on the growth rate of the economy in general. In the high-growth scenario, the summer peak grows at 2.5 to 2.7 percent per year. In the low-growth scenario, the summer peak grows at 1.8 to 2 ... alberta, british columbia, california, canada, mexico, united states
Figure 5 Henry Hub / Transco Zone 6 - Price Differential and New York Heating Degree Days To date, constraints accessing the New York market have directly impacted Waddington prices. Information shown on Figure 5 for the winters of 2005/06 and 2002/03 ... Resale Value of TransCanada’s FTSH Gaz Métro Figure 5 shows there is some ... load demand) and increased Henry Hub/Transco Zone 6 pricing differentials (three of the past five winters). Figure 5 Henry Hub / Transco Zone 6 - Price Differential
), Canada (14%), Iran (10%), Iraq (9%), Kuwait (8%), United Arab Emirates ... total production capacity is only 1-1.5 million barrels per day more. 7. The annual averaged ... years. 4. Growth rate of educational attainment has declined; 5. health costs
domestic economic growth and continued strong external demand emanating ... to drift higher in November on concerns that inflationary pressures may emerge as demand pushes against capacity constraints. Canadian bond yields have not risen as much ... Yields on 30-Year Government Bonds Monthly Conventional bonds Real Return Bonds Differential BANK OF CANADA REVIEW • WINTER 1999–2000
Table 5l. Winter (NPCC_NE) Historical and Projected Demand and Capacity, Calendar Year 2005 Region Subregion Country Form EIA-411 for 2005 Released: September 26, 2007 Next Update: October 2007 NPCC NE WINTER ... Line#, 07a, 07b1, 07b2, 07c, 07d, 08a, 08b, 9b, 10a, 11a, Notes, Internal Demand, Standby Demand, Total Internal Demand (01+02), Direct Control Load Management, Interruptible Demand, Net Internal Demand (03-04-05), Total Net Operable Capacity, Uncommitted
Canadian Energy Demand ... geopolitical events, significant demandgrowth, and limited spare production and refining capacity, the price of benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude oil reached a record
AGIA NPV Analysis Report For Canadiandemand projections, Black & Veatch utilized the reference case in the National Energy Board’s energy market forecasts released in October 2007 48, as shown in Table 4-8: National Energy Board Demand ... Table 4-8. Black & Veatch extrapolated the demand projections after 2030 when the National Energy Board projections end. Canadiandemand grows moderately during the analysis period due to expected growth from the oil sands production and demand ... canada, north america