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Tuesday, 12/04/2012 4:54:16 PM

Tuesday, December 04, 2012 4:54:16 PM

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From Seeking Alpha December 3, 2012

Natural Gas Production Decline May Have Started In September Its getting more and more difficult to get the price of gas up. Gas futures are also dropping on an estimated warmer winter at the same time storage is up as is production. All things being equal gas prices could head southward real quick if this winter mirrors that of 2011-2012. See the Mild Weather Forecast from NASDAQ

This all adds up to a double edged sword for Capstone, i.e. low gas prices are good for the power generation side, but less so on the production side should the rig count continue downward.
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