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  1. Sep 22, 2022 · Natural gas prices remain high because of sustained global demand for North American liquefied natural gas and uncertainty in the global energy landscape. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA): U.S. natural gas inventories are still more than 11% below the 5-year average.

  2. Jul 1, 2024 · View past natural gas rates. How often does the Ontario Energy Board set new rates? We set rates for the natural gas that you use (supply) 4 times a year. Natural gas is a commodity that is traded on North American markets. Market prices rise and fall based on current supply and demand. Major weather events can also affect the market price.

  3. Current and Future Conditions Affecting Ontarios Natural Gas Market. Most major natural gas producers and marketers have entire departments dedicated exclusively to seeking a competitive edge by finding or interpreting news, weather, and industry data to anticipate price movements.

  4. The line graph displays the monthly average natural gas spot prices at Dawn (ON), Henry Hub (US) and AECO (AB), in dollars per gigajoule, from Jan 2018 to Dec 2020, with an additional forecast for 2021 and 2022.

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  5. Gas Supply (¢/m³) Detailed rates. Jul 2024. 15.5592. Detailed rates (pdf) Apr 2024. 14.8561. Detailed rates (pdf) Jan 2024.

  6. May 29, 2023 · Ontario electricity sector emissions - historical and forecast. Natural gas-fired electricity generation will be needed over the next decade while nuclear generating stations are being refurbished. By 2030, emissions from Ontario’s electricity system are forecast to level out. Ontario will continue using natural gas to:

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  8. Toronto1 regular unleaded gasoline retail prices in Q1 2020 were 2.5 cents per litre (¢/L) lower than in Q1 2019. This was the result of lower crude oil costs (-8.9 ¢/L) and lower retail margins (-5.0 ¢/L), ofset in part by higher wholesale margins (+7.3 ¢/L) plus applicable taxes (+4.1 ¢/L, or 4.4 ¢/L federal carbon tax2 minus 0.3 ¢/L ...

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