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Gold/Mining/Energy : Canadian REITS, Trusts & Dividend Stocks

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To: Peter W. Panchyshyn who wrote (1382)9/9/2001 11:36:24 PM
From: VisionsOfSugarplums  Read Replies (3) of 11633
 
There is no way that contract is priced in US Dollars at Empress. Ex/ Spot price at Henry Hub, major
market centre energywindow.com
$2.34 US/mmbtu
x $1.5665 Cdn/US exchange
x 1.052 conversion mmbtu to GJ
x 1.03 higher heat content adj (can't remember exact #)
= $3.97 Canadian/GJ
- 1.121 Cdn $ differential to Empress (ie/transportation
to get it to Henry Hub)
see here psac.ca
- $0.31 volume and heat conversion incl in FE differential
= $2.54 $cdn/GJ close enough to the $2.49

If the Empress contracts were priced in
US dollars, that price wouldn't make sense.
It'd be too high. The price is tagged off
of the US market but transportation must
be paid to actually get it to that market
(or vice versa). So, if that price were
in US dollars the gas wouldn't leave the
province (because why would I ship the
gas to the US, and incur the transportation
cost, when I could sell it here at a price
better than Henry Hub? - ie/empress $2.49
vs $2.34 at HH on Sept 7)

Differential is normally comprised of
exchange conversion (split out here),
transportation costs from Empress to
Henry Hub, and supply demand factors
(ex/ premium/discount to tariffs depending
on supply/demand and storage levels.)

t.
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