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Hedges are growing greener

Opportunities for hedge funds in traditional energy markets are not as common as a few years ago. As a result, some hedge funds are turning to green energy markets in search of price anomalies and arbitrage opportunities, William Rhode discovers. Additional reporting by Andrew Holt

Hedge funds have become a significant presence in the energy markets this decade. Experts estimate there are now more than 600 hedge funds trading the energy markets, up 100% from three years ago. Opinion is divided over whether, and to what extent, hedge funds and other speculators distort prices, but most experts agree that hedge funds are very good at finding investment opportunities.

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