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Special report: Oil
Energy Risk focuses on the world's most actively traded commodity
This month's special report looks at the retreat of banks from the US power market, as they cope with the increasing demands of Basel bank capital requirements and the so-called Volcker rule, which is...
This month's special report looks at the future for global renewables markets with a focus on the derivatives markets in European biodiesel and US ethanol and a look at funding challenges for US wind and...
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Special report: carbon trading
This month's special report looks at carbon trading with a particular focus on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS).
Energy Risk Awards 2011 in photos - the winners in London
A photo gallery with pictures of the winners at this year's London Energy Risk Awards dinner
Special report - Weather risk
This month's special report looks explores the state of play in the innovative weather derivatives market
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It was a relatively tough year for commodity dealers in 2010. Commodity specialists with a strong understanding about the credit profile of their clients and able to offer holistic financing services tended to make ends meet. And solid credentials in...
Special report: Gas markets
The three articles in this Special Report take an in-depth look at the natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets. In the first one Rebecca Hampson investigates the potential for a new LNG swaps market. In the second article Ned Molloys takes...
Special report: Market coupling
Market coupling in the European power markets is a major step towards realising the European Union’s vision of a single electricity market for Europe. Although market coupling can’t achieve this ambitious target alone, its role in the process is vital...
Commodities
Many energy trading firms struggled last year. With oil markets stuck in a range and volatility at low levels, trading opportunities were few and far between, causing a number of dealers to report sharp drops in revenue in successive quarters. This year,...
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