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FERC rules force wholsesale energy markets to adapt
UK power execs debate $325 billion investment requirement
An uphill struggle
The outlook for an LNG derivatives market
All aboard for LNG swaps?
Are the days of oil/gas indexation numbered?
A calculated risk?
Q&A: Marina Surzhenko, head of LNG export directorate at Gazprom Export
Expansion strategy
Q&A: Tony Hall at Duet Commodities Fund
The call of the commodity markets
Estimating the impact of US energy efficiency programmes
The rise of the negawatt
Can electricity demand response replace hedging?
Call & response
Q&A: Derren Geiger, chief operating officer of Caritas Royalty Funds
A conventional play
Incentivising CDM private sector investment
Creating an incentive
Valuing non-standard load profile products
Valuing non-standard power products
Commodity prices seen as greatest threat to recovery: poll
Rising commodity prices pose the biggest risk to recovery after the 2008 global financial crisis, according to a risk.net poll
Constellation/Exelon deal signals more power M&A fervour
Low power demand and gas prices drive further US power consolidation as companies try to increase margins through cost reductions
Trade of the month: commodity-linked products
Trade of the month: commodity-linked products
Experts question North American LNG exports
Price differentials make LNG exports viable but price future risk could hamper projects; credit-worthy partner is key
Hedge funds see potential in European carbon markets
Growing returns
Oil and oil products markets buffeted by tsunami
Oil and oil products markets buffeted by tsunami
US: Natural gas push not expected to affect prices
Government boost to nat gas use could have longer-term price impact, or may not lower energy prices at all: analysts
Air China CFO wants simpler fuel hedges; other airlines remain unhedged
Air China will seek simpler hedging strategies when its current contracts expire. Meanwhile, other airlines in Asia are taking differing approaches to hedging, with some risking big profit losses by staying completely unhedged.
Soft commodities are 'a better story than metals and gold'
Known for their high volatility and extreme sensitivity to natural and geopolitical factors, soft commodities are nonetheless being added to the mix of structured products on offer