Energy Risk

Looking over the counter-arguments

A UK government panel investigating the role of speculators in global crude oil markets has called for more transparency in the opaque over-the-counter (OTC) market, writes Roderick Bruce

Statkraft signs €4.5 billion swap agreement

Energy company Statkraft has signed a €4.5 billion ($7.07 billion) deal with power and gas company E.ON that strengthens Statkraft’s position in the European renewable electricity market.

GFI expands in European Gas

Interdealer broker GFI has started broking Title Transfer Facility (TTF) on its EnergyMatch Europe electronic trading platform.

Oil hedging losses hit SemGroup

Tulsa, Oklahoma-based midstream oil company SemGroup has filed for bankruptcy following a $2.4 billon loss on its hedging program on the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex).

Borsa Italiana to launch power derivatives

Milan-based Borsa Italiana has signed an agreement with Italian power market regulator Gestore del Mercato Elettrico (GME) for commercial use of the national single price for electricity (prezzo unico nazionale – PUN).

Technology Special Report

Welcome to Energy Risk’s 2008 Technology Special Report, which includes an informativeSystem Frontrunner section and the 2008 software Directory. This is a comprehensivelisting of companies that provide energy trading and risk management (ETRM)software…

Uncharted territory

As crude oil prices soar, the coming hurricane season looks set to add yet more complexity to US airlines’ dynamic hedging programmes. Catherine Lacoursière reports

And the winners are...

The 2008 Energy Risk Awards ceremony was held in Houston onJune 10. Comedy writer Alan Zweibel presented the awards withEnergy Risk editor Stella Farrington

Making the choice

Choosing the most appropriate front- and middle-office software canbe a perplexing task. Getting the most out of your software selectionrequires a structured approach, writes Ryan Rogers of Enite

ETRM software directory

ETRM software directory Energy Risk’s annual directory ofenergy trading and risk management software providers

Return of the Jodi?

The Joint Oil Data Initiative (Jodi) to improve oil market data has failed toimpress. But after receiving a tougher mandate at June’s Jeddah EnergyMeeting, that could be about to change, writes Eithne Treanor

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