Deregulation
Ten years after its collapse, Enron lives on in energy markets
There is no doubt that the influence of Enron lives on in today’s energy markets. Energy Risk talks to ex-Enronites about how the company achieved what it did and what lessons it can still teach us today...
With countries such as Indonesia and the Philippines trying to increase domestic energy capacity, Alex Davis examines how both emerging nations in the Asia-Pacific rim and international banks and energy...
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Sparking innovation
In the second of two articles tracing the beginnings of energy derivatives trading, Roderick Bruce looks at the development of the natural gas and electricity markets in the US and Europe
Beijing urged to put OTC efforts on hold
China should not allow problems associated with the global financial crisis to stifle efforts to develop more futures contracts based on stock indexes and commodities. And it should give priority to the expansion of exchange-traded derivatives markets...
The cost of deregulation
US electricity deregulation does not necessarily make prices more competitive, as is shown in this study of New England power prices by Logical Information Machines
Rethinking European power
European energy firms are seeking to reposition their products and strategies in advance of European Union market deregulation. FAME Energy reports
Stefan Judisch, RWE Trading
RWE Trading’s managing director, Stefan Judisch, opened his presentation at the EPRM European Congress with a clip from the movie Wall Street. “Greed,” Gordon Gecko tells us, “is good.” It was such an attitude that, Judisch says, caused the...
Seam shifts in central Europe
Gordon Feller looks at the changing coal economies of Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Slovenia and the effect of electricity sector moves in the region
Climbing the competition Pole
The Polish government hopes to boost competition in the electricity market through a controversial securitisation plan that it will use to buy out long-term contracts between generators and the transmission grid operator. Maria Kielmas reports
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