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Energy Future Holdings Loses Billions From Playing It Safe in the Natural Gas Market, an Industrial Info News Alert

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(Sugar Land, Texas) -- Energy Future Holdings (EFH) (Dallas, Texas),
formerly TXU Corporation, posted net income losses of $3.33 billion for the
second quarter and losses of $4.6 billion for the first six months of 2008.
These losses, however, are primarily due to EFH's long-term hedging
strategies in the natural gas market. The company is engaged in a
natural-gas hedging program from 2008 to 2014 in order to help maintain and
regulate cash flow and stabilize electricity prices in the volatile power
market. EFH estimates that it has already hedged 97% of its total natural
gas position for 2009 and 96% for 2010. The company expects to continue
this hedging program on a five- to six-year basis.
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