Energy

Didier Giblet

Didier Giblet started out as a police investigator before moving into finance. The global head of energy and commodities trading at Fortis tells Roderick Bruce how an investigative mind has helped him in his career in energy trading

Setting the stage for 2008

As 2007 draws to a close, the Energy Risk team asked market participants what they regard as the most influential events of 2007 and how these are likely to shape market behaviour in 2008. By Stella Farrington with additional reporting by David Watkins

Will they weather the storm?

The weather derivatives market saw record volumes in 2006, but these declined sharply into 2007. Evan Koster, David Cohn and Nicholas Rock of Dewey & LeBoeuf look at where the weather market, now 10 years old, may go next

The future arrives for renewables

The emerging market in renewable energy futures is expected to lower the cost of financing renewables and smooth out the volatility often encountered when running intermittent renewable resources, such as wind and solar. Catherine Lacoursière investigates

Profile: Arthur Calavritinos

Arthur Calavritinos runs one of the top-performing high-yield bond funds in the US, the John Hancock High Yield Fund. He tells Dalia Fahmy about the investment strategies that he hopes will insulate his investments against the current credit squeeze

LEBA launches CER index

The London Energy Brokers’ Association (LEBA) is launching a benchmark index for certified emissions reductions (CERs) on 3 December. The LEBA Carbon CER Index will be calculated using the average of trades for physical delivery transacted by LEBA…

Barcap launches CER swaps

Barclays Capital has launched and traded the first financially settled certified emissions reduction (CER) swap based on publicly available pricing sources.

Barcap invests in Canadian carbon capture

Barclays Capital, the investment banking division of Barclays PLC, has completed what it calls “a significant investment” in Enhance Energy, a Calgary-based private company specializing in CO2 enhanced oil recovery and sequestration.

New Year start for E.On Energy Trading

From January 2008, German utility EOn will combine all its European power, gas, coal, oil and carbon trading operations in the new business EOn Energy Trading (EET), headquartered in Düsseldorf.

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