Shale gas
Is European shale a game-changer for the gas markets?
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While shale gas has been a game-changer in the US markets, its impact has been more muted in Europe, with environmental concerns preventing fracking in several countries. Jay Maroo looks at the future...
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Geopolitical turbulence, economic gloom and regulatory uncertainty were undoubtedly the major themes for energy markets in 2011 and continue to present major challenges for risk managers this year. Against...
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Will Argentina follow North America into the ‘shale gale’, or will its natural gas market structure prevent increased domestic production, furthering reliance on LNG imports?
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Energy Risk's Risk Manager of the Year Award: Barclays Capital
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Barclays Capital has been named Energy Risk's 2011 Energy Risk Manager of the Year after its impressive physical capabilities enabled the completion of several significant deals last year. The expansion of its physical platform in recent years has...
Q&A: Kaha Kiknavelidze, managing partner at hedge fund Rioni Capital
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With the oil & gas industry going through major changes from pricing to regulation, Lianna Brinded talks to Kaha Kiknavelidze of Rioni Capital about oil & gas opportunities
US: New shale gas options bring market changes and challenges
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The shale production boom has changed the dynamics of the North American natural gas infrastructure grid. Pauline McCallion looks at the potential implications for hedging strategies
Japan crisis forces rethink over energy supplies
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Fears over LNG supplies being diverted from Europe to Japan are receding but a rethink on energy strategies remains as energy markets react to Japan’s crisis. Rebecca Hampson reports
Gazprom’s Medvedev compares shale to dotcom bubble
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"Massive" shale production unsustainable at current prices; Gazprom has no plans to invest
Reshaping Russia and China’s energy alliance
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The growing strategic energy alliance between Russia and China could change global energy market dynamics. Alex Davis examines the possibilities, including an end to oil-indexed gas pricing
Nat gas hedging hit by regulation and fundamentals
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Experts link drop in natural gas trading activity and liquidity to fundamentals and regulatory uncertainty
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