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Energy Market Risk Analysis – mid May 2012

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Global energy markets fall Prices across global commodities and energy markets have fallen over the last fortnight, and UK gas and power prices with them, as fears of a stalling global economy have taken their toll and Iran conflict worries have eased. Dropping Chinese imports and concerns than Spain will …

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Energy Market Risk Analysis – early May 2012

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Big Thaw, but oil tensions rise Prices across UK gas and power markets continued to be squeezed higher at the start of February as the cold snap tightened its grip and temperatures and snow fell across the entire country. While short-term gas hit a six-year high, short-term electricity prices also …

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Energy Market Risk Analysis – mid April 2012

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Global energy markets fall Prices across global commodities and energy markets have fallen over the last fortnight, and UK gas and power prices with them, as fears of a stalling global economy have taken their toll and Iran conflict worries have eased. Dropping Chinese imports and concerns than Spain will …

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Energy Policies Ensure Lower Costs and Increased Efficiency

Functionality of Energy Policies An energy policy allows you to assess and improve the way that you use energy and identifies opportunities for your business to become more energy efficient.  An energy policy should be a fundamental element of your business’s operations and should dictate how your energy budget will …

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Energy Market Risk Analysis – early April 2012

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March ends on an uptick April Annual ’12 went off the board on a high – pushing above $51/MWh for the first time since November, helped by firmer gas and coal prices. Gas prices have been driven higher by a major gas leak, other North Sea production issues and LNG …

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