Conservation and behaviour change alone will not get us to the dramatically lower levels of CO2 emissions needed to make a real difference. We also need to focus on developing innovative technologies that produce energy without generating any CO2 emissions at all.
Read More →What started in Egypt seems to be spreading all over the Middle East. Popular revolt and political uncertainty is making investors plan for the unpredictable, as crude oil prices continues to rise, which in turn is contributing to higher gas and energy prices.
Read More →The man who revolutionised personal computing now wants to revolutionise the way we generate energy. After stepping down as the CEO of Microsoft, Bill Gates has been investing millions of dollars to fight global warming; his ultimate goal is to find an energy source completely free of CO2 emissions.
Read More →UK spot gas prices rise as Norway’s biggest gas platform Troll shuts temporarily overnight. Just as UK gas market analysts and gas brokers were talking about how reliable and important Norwegian gas supplies has been to the British gas market this winter. Two weeks of unexpected outages and shut downs due to power cuts in Norwegian gas platforms and gas processing plants made the rollercoaster of UK gas prices move again.
Read More →The ups and downs of UK commercial gas prices continue, while energy prices remain steady, thanks to the restart of nuclear reactors over the weekend. Right now several factors are influencing British wholesale gas prices.
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Our monthly analysis of the UK gas and power markets is now available on line for the month of February 2011. The service is intended to keep you up to date with all the major news in Europe’s gas and power markets. It is also designed to keep power executives focused on market activity in an easy to digest format.
Read More →Can a Possible Oil Crisis Affect UK Commercial Gas Prices? The answer is yes, but right now despite oil prices peaking at there highest level in 28-months that is not the case, thanks to an oversupply of commercial gas from Norway. High oil prices are affecting the far curve; traders are very concerned that the crisis in Egypt could interrupt oil shipments through the Suez Canal.
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