Winter Distillate Outlook Joanne Shore Energy Information Administration PPMCSA Annual Meeting &...

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Winter Distillate Outlook Joanne Shore Energy Information Administration PPMCSA Annual Meeting & Trade Show September 2000

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Factors Driving Prices & Forecast zCrude Oil Prices zDistillate Price Spread Affected by Supply/Demand Balance yDemand yProduction yNet Imports yInventories -- Measure of Balance zDistillate Forecast

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Page 1: Winter Distillate Outlook Joanne Shore Energy Information Administration PPMCSA Annual Meeting & Trade Show September 2000.

Winter Distillate Outlook

Joanne Shore Energy Information Administration

PPMCSA Annual Meeting & Trade Show September 2000

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Distillate Prices Increasing With Crude Oil

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Source: Spot Prices, S&P DRI Platt's; Retail, EIA

Monthly Average Prices

Spot West Texas Intermediate

East Coast Retail On-Highway Diesel Fuel

East Coast Residential Heating Oil

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Factors Driving Prices & Forecast

Crude Oil PricesDistillate Price Spread Affected by

Supply/Demand Balance Demand Production Net Imports Inventories -- Measure of Balance

Distillate Forecast

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First Factor Impacting Distillate Prices: Crude Oil Prices

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History Forecast

Forecast: Energy Information Administration September Short Term Energy Outlook

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Normal Stock Level

Forecast

High Crude Prices Go With Low Inventories

Forecast: Energy Information Administration September Short Term Energy Outlook

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Second Price Component: Spread Impacted by Distillate Supply/Demand Balance

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NY Harbor Distillate - WTI Crude Oil Price

Source: DRI Platt's Spot Prices

Spot Heating Oil Price

WTI Price

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Distillate Stocks are Low – Especially on the East Coast

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Source: EIASource: EIA

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Distillate Stocks Are Important Part of East Coast Winter Supply

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28% 25% 25% 27%

49% 45% 43% 42%

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Net Imports

Other USRegionalSupply

East CoastProduction

Stock Draw

Average East Coast Supply as Percent of Demand

Source: EIA

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Winter Demand Impacted by Weather

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Source: National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration; Normals: EIA.

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Warm Winters Held Heating Oil Demand Down While Diesel Grew

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High Sulfur(Heating Oil)

U.S. Product Supplied

Source: EIA

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Distillate Demand Strong in December 1999

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U.S. Total Distillate Product Supplied

History: EIA; Projections: Short-Term Energy Outlook, September 2000

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Dec 1999 & Jan 2000 Production Fell, But Rebounded with Price

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U.S. Total Distillate Production

History: EIA; Projections: Short-Term Energy Outlook, September 2000

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Higher Yields Can Be Achieved

21%

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Quarter 3 Quarter 4

Quarterly Average Distillate Yields (Distillate Production/Crude Inputs)

Forecast

History: EIA; Projections: Short-Term Energy Outlook, September 2000

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Unusual Net Imports May Only Be Available at a High Price

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U.S. Distillate Net Imports

History: EIA; Projections: Short-Term Energy Outlook, September 2000

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Distillate Stocks Expected to Remain Low

History: EIA; Projections: Short-Term Energy Outlook, September 2000

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Monthly Average Prices

Spot West Texas Intermediate

East Coast Retail On-Highway Diesel Fuel

East Coast Residential Heating Oil`

Projection

Distillate and Crude Oil Price Distillate and Crude Oil Price ForecastsForecasts

Source: Spot Prices, S&P DRI Platt's; Retail, EIA

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Consumer Winter Heating Oil CostsAverage Northeast Household Heating with

Oil

97-98Actual

98-99Actual

99-00Actual

00-01Forecas

tGallons 636 647 643 683

$/Gal $0.93 $0.80 $1.19 $1.32

Cost ($) $591 $518 $765 $901

Forecast: Energy Information Administration September Short Term Energy Outlook

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Conclusion Distillate stocks likely to be low going

into winter – increases odds for volatility

Prices expected to average 12-15 cents per gallon higher than last winter even without volatility

Consumers will need to purchase more fuel this winter if weather is normal

Higher prices times higher volumes equals higher bills this winter than last