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Power struggle

Forward liquidity has been lacking in the UK power market since 2002, and attempts to improve the situation have met with little success. Roderick Bruce considers what the future may hold for UK power trading

In April 1998, in the run-up to the restructuring of the Electricity Pool for England and Wales, Eileen Marshall of regulator Ofgem1 told Energy Risk that a new UK wholesale power market structure would create "a much greater role for the financial trading of power to manage price volatility using futures, swaps and options". More than 10 years later, this brave new world has yet to emerge.

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