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Editor's letter: Technology special report
The energy trading world’s appetite for technology has often lagged that of financial markets, leaving it more exposed to risk. For example, the sometimes significant time gap between execution, confirmation...
Gazprom’s latest renegotiations of its long-term gas supply contracts resulted in lower prices for the buyers, but no attempt to move away from oil indexation. But with spot gas prices in Europe forecast...
The central-western European market is at the heart of power trading in Europe and is something of a blueprint for plans to create a single European electricity market. With market coupling progressing...
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National European regulators are moving forward with Solvency II implementation at varying speeds. With Omnibus II still to be finalised, the uncertainties over the rules are creating additional pressures for local regulators. Thomas Whittaker examines...
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Energy Risk Central & Eastern Europe conference
The setting for Energy Risk’s second CEE conference was Poland’s financial capital – Warsaw. The phoenix city, as it is known, was an apt setting for discussion of the growth of the power markets in the region, which are steadily increasing in liquidity...
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