Britain’s energy regulator, Ofgem Investigating The Big Six utilities suppliers, also known as the Big Six, under the accusation of miss leading marketing information and unfounded energy and gas prices rises. Severe retail reforms have been proposed which could oblige them to auction more than one fifth of the energy they produce.
Read More →Earlier this month the conservative German government announced a complete phase-out of German Nuclear Energy by 2022. Defying the opinion of many industry experts and energy brokers in Germany and around Europe, the German government published a controversial draft report with a possible plan to turn off all nuclear reactors by 2017.
Read More →Despite the optimistic predictions by the IEA that says global consumption of natural gas could rise by more than 50% over the next 25 years, experts’ opinions differ about this possible “golden age of gas”. Here is what the major news sources and authors published about it so far:
Read More →Natural gas demand is on the increase globally due to a series of factors. According to the IEA (International Energy Agency) the fossil fuel is about to enter a golden age on the back of predictions that it will make up to a quarter of the world’s energy supply by 2035 as well as a “quick fix” for climate change.
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Our monthly analysis of the UK gas and power markets is now available on line for the month of June 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 →Opposite to what many people think Shale gas is not a new type of gas that has been discovered and extraction dates back to 1821 when the first commercial gas well was drilled in America more precisely in Fredonia, New York.
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