State Energy Profiles: New monthly data for March and April 2020, new annual data, and updated Profile Analyses and Quick Facts

(Thu, 18 Jun 2020) <p style='color: #666;'>New monthly data are available for</p>
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<li>Electricity</li>
<li>Petroleum</li>
<li>Natural gas</li>
<li>Coal</li>
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<p style='color: #666;'>New annual data are available for</p>
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<li>Total energy consumption and consumption by end-use sector</li>
<li>Total energy expenditures and expenditures by end-use sector</li>

Average wholesale electricity prices were 40% lower in New England during winter 2019–20

(Wed, 10 Jun 2020) The average spot (wholesale) price of electricity in New England for winter 2019–20 (November 1, 2019–March 31, 2020) was about $28 per megawatthour (MWh), down about 40% from the average price of electricity of $47/MWh for the winter of 2018–19. This price reduction was calculated using Internal Hub prices generated by the Independent System Operator of New England (ISO-NE)—a proxy for the average system prices for wholesale electricity in New England.

2020 refill season posts strong natural gas injections during first two months

(Wed, 10 Jun 2020) The 2020 natural gas storage refill season (April 1–October 31) has started out strong, lagging behind only 2019 and 2015 for total net injections for the Lower 48 states through May. Net injections into working natural gas totaled 102 billion cubic feet (Bcf) for the week ending May 29, 2020. Net injections into working gas exceeded 100 Bcf in four out of the past six weeks, compared with 2019, when net injections into working gas exceeded 100 Bcf in five out of six weeks for a similar time frame.

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