- Factories Stung by Fuel Costs
Northeast Wisconsin manufacturers, already under siege in many industries because of international competition, are girding themselves for a long winter of discontent as rising energy prices drive manufacturers' cost of doing business even higher. Natural gas prices could increase 50 percent or more over the next several months, and electricity ......
- Mississippi industry could pay for climbing natural gas prices
Due to a colder than expected early winter that has increased demand and caused a decline in the amount of natural gas storage in the U.S., natural gas prices have zoomed to a 19-month high. In December prices -were averaging around $4 per 1,000 cubic feet of gas. In early ......
- Price highlights 2005: higher energy prices again dominate producer prices
The producer price indexes for finished, intermediate, and crude goods all rose in 2005. The finished goods index, which tracks the change in prices for completed products ready to be sold for final use, advanced 5.4 percent after rising 4.2 percent in 2004. (See table 1.) The 2005 advance marked ......
- Price highlights, 2005.
The Producer Price Indexes for Finished, Intermediate, and Crude goods all rose in 2005. The finished goods index, which tracks the change in prices for completed products ready to be sold for final use, advanced 5.4 percent after rising 4.2 percent in 2004. (See table 1.) The 2005 advance marked ......
- Producer prices in 2000: Energy goods continue to climb
HEADNOTE Soaring natural gas prices sparked higher inflation among finished, intermediate, and crude goods, resulting in the steepest increase in the finished goods index in 10 years The Producer Price Index (PPI) for Finished Goods advanced 3.6 percent in 2000, the largest annual gain since 1990. Excluding energy goods, the ......
- Tripling of natural gas prices hikes costs
In less than a year natural gas prices have tripled, catching most people by surprise. The higher costs don't just affect natural gas users, but industries, businesses and homeowners throughout the state who will face higher electricity bills because of electrical power generation from natural gas. "You get hit twice," ......
- $40B Alaskan natural gas project questioned
A PROPOSED $40 billion natural gas pipeline connecting Alaska to the lower 48 states is strongly opposed by Gulf of Mexico producers because they say it gives companies operating in Alaska an unfair competitive advantage. Also, the $40 billion it will take to build the Alaska Highway Natural Gas Pipeline ......