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To: Sharp_End_Of_Drill who wrote (95758)	1/16/2008 9:24:28 AM
From: Dennis Roth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206327

>> Dennis, are you still able to get the Gulf of Mexico gas information? << Yes, and so can you. GULF PRODUCTION MONITOR: January 15, 2008 Gulf production is back up to 12.4 Bcf/d, but still has not managed to reach the 12.7 Bcf/d level seen at the beginning of this month. Independence Hub production climbed to more than 900,000 Dth/d in yesterday's I2 cycle but has slipped about 11,000 Dth/d today. Other significant changes are on Gulfstream in the federal offshore (up 57,000 Dth/d from a 7-day average), and on Transco (up 78,000 Dth/d from the 7-day average) and Tetco (up 57,000 Dth/d from levels on Monday) in the Texas onshore and offshore areas. TEXAS ENERGY BULLETIN: January 15, 2008 ERCOT Peak Load increased to 40 GW yesterday and is expected to fall to 37 GW today with seasonal temps forecast across Texas. Gas prices were higher across Texas and the SW for today with HH up 33 cnts to $8.45.HSC increased by 34 cnts to $8.18 bringing the HSC-HH spread down 2 cnts to +27 cnts. Flows east to HH increased by 85,000 MMbtu (2%). Waha gained 37 cnts to $7.81, causing the Waha-HSC spread to fall by 3 cnts to +37 cnts. Flows east to HSC increased by 114,000 MMbtu (32%). SoCal prices were up 23 cnts to $7.84. The Waha-SoCal spread fell by 14 cnts to +3 cnts. Flows west to SoCal on El Paso fell by 154,000 MMbtu (14%). US POWER - GAS BURN REPORT: January 15, 2008 US gas burn jumps by 2,043 MMcf today to hit 18.4 Bcf in total, a 12% increase over yesterday's I2. Yesterday's I2 nominations rose 1,858 MMcf from yesterday's evening cycle. The RFC and SERC regions have increased the most early on today, up 215 MMcf and 294 MMcf respectively. The WECC region is up to 3.2 Bcf, a high for the week.Burn for the EIA week ending 1/17 is projected as 101 Bcf, 4 Bcf more than the week ending 1/10. It's just text captured from the annoying, hard to read marquee banner that crawls across the top of the Bentek Energy Homepage. See: bentekenergy.com I find it easier to read if formatted in paragraphs that hold still. I was posting the GULF PRODUCTION MONITOR because I was interested in watching Independence Hub production come on line and rise. I didn't know anyone else wanted to see it due to lack of feedback about my posts. I dropped the TEXAS ENERGY BULLETIN and the US POWER - GAS BURN REPORT earlier because I didn't understand half the jargon they use or why as an investor I should care about these day to day fluctuations.