Energy Solutions, Inc. Releases Natural Gas Price Outlook
In its most recent analysis, Energy Solutions, Inc. identifies why natural gas prices are entering an
entirely new pricing regime – one that may take many by surprise.
Verona, WI, March 03, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Energy Solutions, Inc., an educational provider of natural gas
price information and trends, has released Natural Gas Price Outlook, an in-depth analysis which
identifies why natural gas prices are entering an entirely new pricing regime. For example, Natural Gas
Price Outlook explains the pitfalls of using historical natural gas price references for future buying or
selling decisions and why price correlations to crude oil are becoming irrelevant.
Natural Gas Price Outlook takes an in-depth look at supply and demand, liquefied natural gas (LNG),
storage, economic indicators, the U.S. Dollar, crude oil prices, and robust shale production, and provides
a comprehensive summary and conclusion of how each factor will impact natural gas prices in 2010 and
2011.
Natural Gas Price Outlook is appropriate for businesses that consume natural gas, companies that are
involved in the production or delivery process, and even investment firms, which may be recommending
the buying or selling of natural gas funds. Its author, Valerie Wood, President of Energy Solutions, Inc.,
has more than 20 years of experience in the natural gas industry and is well known for her ability to
communicate complex information in a concise, educational, and comprehensive format.
A unique component of Natural Gas Price Outlook is that it is unbiased as Energy Solutions, Inc. is not a
buyer or seller of natural gas. “Readers need facts that make sense, and that is what Natural Gas Price
Outlook is all about,” says Wood. “We have interpreted numerous amounts of data and condensed the
results and conclusions into a 40-page analysis that is understandable and easy to apply.”
This analysis will only be available through March 31, 2010.
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