Issue: Dec 2012
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Renewable PPAs find favour among corporates
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A small but growing number of companies are using renewable energy power purchase agreements to lock in cheap forward electricity prices. But it may take some time before going green becomes a sound...
EDITOR'S LETTER
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Allegations of manipulation in US power markets inevitably stir up memories of Enron. After the Houston-based energy giant’s collapse, it was found to...
EDITOR'S CHOICE
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Booming shale production has brought US natural gas prices to 10-year lows and dampened market volatility, making life difficult for traders. But with...
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The art of creating a corporate energy hedging programme
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Risk managers and consultants say hedging corporate exposures to energy prices is more art than science. As a result, the development of a truly successful...
Academic battle rages over oil speculation, high prices and volatility
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In spite of attempts to impose commodity position limits in Europe and the US, a fierce battle continues to rage over whether speculation in oil is...
Japan faces soaring cost of ditching nuclear power
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After the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan announced ambitions to phase out the use of nuclear generation. But faced with bulging energy imports and...
LNG derivatives suffer from lack of liquidity
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The growth of LNG fuelled high hopes for the LNG derivatives market, causing exchanges to launch a variety of contracts during 2012. But firms say there’s...
European energy firms struggle with unclear Remit rules
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Remit is ushering in an array of new reporting requirements designed to curb abuse in European energy markets. But firms are struggling to make sense...
California carbon market faces challenges
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California’s first auction for carbon allowances on November 14 was hailed as a success by state officials. But the fledgling market must survive a...
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Turning points: Gazprom M&T's Rob Pringle
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European energy firms are pooling IT skills in a forum aimed at tackling regulatory challenges. Gazprom Marketing & Trading’s Rob Pringle, a founding...
Cutting edge: Jamshidian decomposition for pricing European energy commodity swaptions
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In this article, Hamid Arian and Ion Rada propose a practical method for calculating the exact price of energy commodity European swaptions under the...
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LME hires senior executives for clearing effort
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Citi swipes Ron Ruffini from Barclays; Gunvor appoints Julien La Chon as head of development for Asia; Koch Supply & Trading makes Rosario Sgarioto...
Carbon price sinks as EU vote is delayed
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The European Commission is proposing to cut the supply of European Union Allowances to bolster prices, but delays to the plan are causing prices to...
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