Topic:"Energy Usage Patterns" in M12660

4 2.2 Natural Gas Consumption in Maritimes Canada 6 Gas consumption in Maritimes Canada averaged approximately 204,000 MMBtu/day for the 7 November 2024 to March 2025 timeframe, a decrease of approximately 7 percent over the 8 previous win...

AI summary Natural gas consumption in Maritimes Canada averaged 204,000 MMBtu/day during the winter of 2024-2025, a 7% decrease from the previous winter. Summer 2025 consumption was 187,000 MMBtu/day, down 23% from the prior summer. NS Power accounted for roughly 10% of total consumption during the winter period.

2.7 Pricing 16 17 As shown in Figure 19 below, winter gas prices in the Northeast, using Tennessee Zone 6 Gas

AI summary The section discusses winter gas prices in the Northeast, specifically referencing Tennessee Zone 6 Gas, as illustrated in Figure 19. The context is within a regulatory proceeding related to pricing.

Figure 19 – Northeast Daily Pricing-Winter19 5 7 Highest pricing was experienced in January 2018 followed by February 2023. The event was very 8 short-lived and did not last long enough to have a material impact on the average pricing. In...

AI summary Figure 19 shows the Northeast Daily Pricing during Winter 19, with the highest prices in January 2018 and February 2023. Although these events were short-lived, prices peaked again in 2025 at around $35 for several days. A graph in Attachment 1 provides a comparison of the most recent five years of pricing data.

Figure 20 – Northeast Daily Pricing-Summer20 1 3 Note: On July 21, 2022 pricing peaked at $19.55/MMBtu exceeding the graph range. The graph 4 has not been expanded as the rest of the data would become too compressed to be useful. 6 As show...

AI summary Figure 20 shows that average Northeast daily pricing in the 2025 summer season was 68% higher than the previous year but equal to the 10-year historical average. A note mentions that on July 21, 2022, pricing peaked at $19.55/MMBtu, exceeding the graph range. A confidential attachment provides additional comparative data.

Terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity (medium scenario) Source: McKinsey & Company, 2024 5 FIGURE ES-1: Projections of potential electricity consumption by U.S. data centers: 2023-2030. % of 2030 electricity consumption projections assume th...

AI summary The document includes figures and projections related to electricity consumption, particularly focusing on U.S. data centers and the future power demand of aluminum production. It references sources such as McKinsey & Company and EPRI, and includes a mention of the 2025 Natural Gas Report from the NSEB.

AI is expected to drive more power demand from data centers Data centers will drive strong regional growth in baseload and peak power demand as they tend to operate around-the-clock, a tailwind for natural gas and renewables demand Sources...

AI summary AI is expected to increase power demand from data centers, which operate continuously and contribute to both baseload and peak demand. This growth is anticipated to benefit natural gas and renewables. The data center demand forecast is based on various assumptions and sources, including S&P Global Commodity Insights and Williams Market Intelligence.

Request IR-9: 26 Reference Figure 31 on Page 47 (confidential) of the report. The figure shows forecasted gas consumption from 2026 to 2030. There is a 28 submission. Please explain. in all years since last year's

AI summary The text references Figure 31 on Page 47 of a confidential report, which shows forecasted gas consumption from 2026 to 2030. A submission numbered 28 is mentioned, and the text requests an explanation regarding the forecasted consumption in all years since last year's.