Regulatory concerns top agenda at Energy Risk Europe conference
Speakers at the annual Energy Risk Europe conference said the industry faces a range of serious challenges, including new legislation, supply constraints and volatility generated by renewables. Report by Gillian Carr and Jay Maroo
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Against the backdrop of renewed worries around sovereign debt, volatility in the energy markets, and continued uncertainty over European regulation, participants gathered for Energy Risk's European conference to discuss how the industry will face these ongoing challenges.
"I think we accept volatility in the markets in 2012. But it will be interesting to see how things are going
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