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Two Interesting Graphs from EIA

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 The Energy Information Administration continues to produce fascinating graphs. Two recent ones are below.

 Natural gas hammered coal last year. Low natural gas prices still made electricity cheap. West Texas Intermediate Crude declined, while Brent crude increased.

graph of select commodity futures price changes, as described in the article text

 

Electricity generated from natural gas equaled that generated from coal for the first time in April 2012:

graph of monthly U.S. electricity generation by fuel, as described in the article text

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