I need some help finding a september news story
 

the news story broke right around the time of Katrina, and is related to forecasting energy costs this fall-winter 2005-2006. something about rising as much as 30-71%. this is based on primarily futures, and somewhat the temporary effects of the natural disaster.

the closest i have found yet is a few articles mentioning 11-29%, and 5-14%... however, we have already hit a 14% increase. (at least in Michigan)

thanks for any help :)

Unfortunately thats not specific enough for me. I have about 60 articles on the subject...

good, ill see if i can narrow it down.

basically dealing with rising costs of natural gas, and coal; relating to home and buisness heating and cooling costs.

hope that helps but im trying to find the ones that have the upper limit of 70%

anything relevent to forecasts of 3rd quarter 2005 through 2006 is very helpful

Time used 70 percent..
http://www.time.com/time/business/ar...107430,00.html


EIA had predictions as well
http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/steo/pub/contents.html

thanks tremendously gray :-D