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Electric Power | LNG | Natural Gas
25 May 2023 | 18:00 UTC

Infographic: Atlantic Coast gas and power infrastructure at risk during hurricane season

Author Mark Watson Corey Paul
Commodity Electric Power, LNG, Natural Gas
Topic Infographics

Hurricane season is on its way in the Atlantic region. Storms that made landfall over 2020-2022 resulted in reductions of 14.5% in power load, 11% on power burn, and 20.4% in wholesale power prices. For 2023, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecast near-normal numbers for tropical activity in the Atlantic hurricane season. But even near-normal numbers could heavily impact energy markets, suppressing power and gas demand and LNG shipping.

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