Supply and demand
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Fears that the sovereign debt crisis will lead to global financial shock is causing oil producers to reduce inventory and cut back investment – creating a potential supply problem in future, warns Goldman...
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How will greater use of demand response affect risk managers in the power sector? Pauline McCallion asks the experts
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Oil prices have fluctuated in the wake of the political upheavals in the Middle East and the tsunami disaster in Japan. Ned Molloy reports on the latest market developments
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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
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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 firms can iron out nascent market risks
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Squeezing out speculative capital will affect commodity market liquidity, regulator must engage with market to prevent unintended consequences
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The sharp increase in oil price volatility resulting from political upheaval in Libya and the Middle East has pushed the volume of oil options traded to an all-time high. Ned Molloy reports
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Better to be safe than sorry, as the saying goes, and in uncertain economic times and under rising regulatory pressure, energy companies have been beefing up their systems software. Last year, a record number of companies upgraded their systems and, according...
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Alon Refining Krotz Springs, a crude oil refinery owned by independent refiner and marketer Alon USA Energy, entered a two-year supply and offtake agreement with Goldman Sachs in May 2010 that has fundamentally changed crude purchase and inventory financing...
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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
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