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After a significant mid-week spike, natural gas front-month futures fell 2.9% week-over-week to settle at $7.76/MMBtu on Friday. Milder temperatures nationwide and a promising injection into storage helped stabilize NYMEX prices.
New England electricity prices have declined steadily from the late August spike, largely driven by declining cooling demand. The NEPOOL 12-month strip fell by 3.0% week-over-week, settling at $131.94/MWh on Friday.
Natural gas front-month futures saw little change this week, with the September NYMEX strip falling by 0.4% to $9.30/MMBtu. With the worst of the summer heat behind us, falling cooling demand has helped balance out the elevated demand for U.S. LNG abroad.
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