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Natural Gas Week VOLUME 26, NUMBER 33 AUGUST 16, 2010 Copyright © 2010 EIG. Unauthorized access or electronic forwarding, even for internal use, is prohibited. NATURAL GAS WEEKLY SPOT PRICES Natural Gas EP Faces Larger Tax FFllooww DDaatteess:: 88// 1100-88// 1166 Burden in Aftermath of Oil Spill AAvvgg.. AAvvgg.. AAuugg.. PPrriiccee DDaaiillyy DDaaiillyy BBiidd Several proposals to increase taxes and fees on energy PPooiinntt $$//MMMMBBttuu CChhgg.. HHiigghh LLooww VVooll.. DDeeaallss WWeeeekk producers are gaining traction in Washington, especially GULF COAST now that exploration and production firms are being por- ANR SE 4.38 -0.36 4.52 4.27 82,664 18 4.73 trayed as “corporate villains” more than ever in the wake of Col. Gulf - Erath 4.37 -0.38 4.54 4.29 136,143 20 4.73 the Gulf oil spill. Col. Gulf - Rayne 4.37 -0.37 4.74 4.27 186,340 25 4.73 Plans to impose new charges on oil and gas producers or Florida Zone 1 4.39 -0.34 4.52 4.35 7,456 1 4.87 Florida Zone 2 — — — — — — 4.80 scrap existing tax deductions are also receiving attention in Florida Zone 3 4.47 -0.45 4.70 4.40 32,334 4 4.86 Congress as a way to pay for a long list of financial incen- Henry Hub 4.41 -0.35 4.55 4.34 312,529 39 4.78 tives eyed for renewable energy. NGPL-LA — — — — — — — M