British gas contract prices began Monday firmer than Friday's close, after
very erratic supplies of Norwegian gas over the weekend, but eased later as
Norway's biggest gas export facility increased output. Data from National Grid showed big swings in Norwegian gas supplies to
Britain over the weekend, but flows of fuel through the Langeled pipeline
from Kollsnes into eastern England had bounced back to 60 mcm/day early on
Monday. Norwegian North Sea gas infrastructure operator Gassco said on
Monday it expected Kollsnes, which can export up to 143 million cubic metres
of gas a day, to return to full capacity on Monday after the plant shut last
Thursday, helping ease concerns about supplies. "The market was a bit
bullish early in the morning but then we have retraced," said one trader,
adding that below average demand because of mild weather for the time of
year should take the strain off Britain's gas storage sites and weigh on
prices. http://af.reuters.com/article/energyOilNews/idAFLDE70N0ZP20110124
Act 2000, we were unable to keep a copy of the infected attachment. Please
ask the sender of the message to disinfect their original version and send
you a clean copy. At Tue Jan 25 00:33:32 2011 the scanner said:
Could not parse Outlook Rich Text attachment
very erratic supplies of Norwegian gas over the weekend, but eased later as
Norway's biggest gas export facility increased output. Data from National Grid showed big swings in Norwegian gas supplies to
Britain over the weekend, but flows of fuel through the Langeled pipeline
from Kollsnes into eastern England had bounced back to 60 mcm/day early on
Monday. Norwegian North Sea gas infrastructure operator Gassco said on
Monday it expected Kollsnes, which can export up to 143 million cubic metres
of gas a day, to return to full capacity on Monday after the plant shut last
Thursday, helping ease concerns about supplies. "The market was a bit
bullish early in the morning but then we have retraced," said one trader,
adding that below average demand because of mild weather for the time of
year should take the strain off Britain's gas storage sites and weigh on
prices. http://af.reuters.com/article/energyOilNews/idAFLDE70N0ZP20110124
This is a message from the MailScanner E-Mail Virus Protection Service
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The original e-mail attachment "winmail.dat"
was believed to be dangerous and/or infected by a virus and has been
replaced by this warning message.
Act 2000, we were unable to keep a copy of the infected attachment. Please
ask the sender of the message to disinfect their original version and send
you a clean copy. At Tue Jan 25 00:33:32 2011 the scanner said:
Could not parse Outlook Rich Text attachment
No comments:
Post a Comment