Temperatures in the Boston area fluctuated widely this week, ranging from a daily low of 22 °F (-6 °C) on Sunday to a daily high of 59 °F (15 °C) on Tuesday, and are forecast to be warmer than normal heading into the weekend. Natural gas demand in New England was down about 0.2 billion ft3/d (5%) to an average of 3.0 billion ft3/d this week, according to data from PointLogic. At the Transcontinental Pipeline Zone 6 trading point for New York City, the price decreased 37 cents from US$4.25/million Btu last Wednesday to US$3.88/million Btu on 16 March. Natural gas demand in the New York and New Jersey area declined about 0.2 billion ft3/d (2%) to 9.8 billion ft3/d.
Sara Simper
Editorial Assistant
Sara graduated from the University of Reading with a joint honours degree in Art and English Literature. She joined Palladian Publications in January 2022 and is currently working as an Editorial Assistant on World Pipelines.
In her spare time, Sara enjoys practising yoga, cooking, and going to the pub with friends.
