Power prices
Mixed opinion over compensation for energy intensive firms
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The recently released autumn statement shows compensation will be offered to energy-intensive companies as a result of UK climate policy, but questions remain around the details of the initiative and the...
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Low power demand and gas prices drive further US power consolidation as companies try to increase margins through cost reductions
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Market coupling is widely regarded as one of the most important methods of improving efficiency in the European electricity markets. But can the various initiatives in place and in the pipeline – with...
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Eggborough Power
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Just outside the tiny Yorkshire village of Eggborough stands a coal-fired power station that last year signed an unprecedented full-service energy management contract with a giant of Wall Street. The origins of this deal are entwined with the shifting...
Australia floods and weather forecast herald trouble for coal markets
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The World Meteorological Organization’s announcement that the La Niña weather pattern will continue into the second quarter could be bad news for the coal markets, finds Alex Davis
Opportunities in Russia's power market
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Russia’s energy markets are known for being closed off to Western involvement. But as the regulators prepare to finalise their liberalisation programme this month, is the landscape becoming ripe for Western participation? Katie Holliday examines the...
Hedge expiries to increase US power ratings risk in 2012: Moody’s
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Favourable hedges protect unregulated power company ratings next year, but 2012 expiries could leave sector exposed
Overcoming power hedging constraints
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With inherent hedging issues, gas prices set to rise and increased competition driving volatility, Lianna Brinded takes a look at how existing hedging strategies for power generation assets need to be reassessed
Nuclear industry weighs short-term pain for long-term gains
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With increased use of nuclear energy currently the EU’s most likely route to ensuing both security of supply and low carbon emissions, Alex Davis examines the impact such a policy could have for energy risk managers
Demand response challenges
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How will the integration of demand response initiatives affect the US power market? Ron McNamara, principal consultant at energy consultancy Utilicast and former managing director at energy trader Saracen Energy Partners, discusses how to integrate end...
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