Energy Risk
UK carbon floor seen raising power prices across Europe
Electricity prices could rise as the UK sets a minimum floor price for carbon
CME Group's Raia joins Goldman Sachs
Joseph Raia today started working at Goldman Sachs, after announcing his resignation as CME Group's managing director for energy and metals marketing at the beginning of the month
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Experts at the heart of global energy markets
Coal prices rise on back of Japanese disaster and Queensland flooding
Coal prices rise as Latin America and South Africa prepare to export to Asia following the Fukushima disaster and disruptions in supplies from Australia as a result of the Queensland flooding
Widespread unease over planned position limits rules
Reservations remain among firms involved in commodity trading about a new position limits regime that could be implemented under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act, while support continues from anti-speculation campaigners
Position limits deluge continues
Group bombards CFTC with comments on Dodd-Frank position limits; final rule delay expected; quantity unlikely to trump quality says expert
Special report: Dodd-Frank Act
Special report: Dodd-Frank Act
Special report – Weighing up Dodd-Frank
What Dodd-Frank means to us: industry participants
Sponsored Q&A: SunGard
SunGard pre-empts Dodd-Frank dilemmas
Energy Risk - Rankings reception
Photo highlights from Energy Risk’s Software and Commodity Rankings cocktail reception, held in London on February 24, 2011
Hedge funds see potential in European carbon markets
Growing returns
Collateral management: Firms face up to regulatory challenge
Balancing the books
Algorithmic trading in energy
The hare and the tortoise
Q&A: Gary Germeroth, chief risk officer at Calpine
Power resurgence
Trading positions - April 2011
Trading positions - April 2011
Turning Points: Larry Kellerman, CEO Quantum Utility Generation
Turning Points: Larry Kellerman, CEO Quantum Utility Generation
Oil and oil products markets buffeted by tsunami
Oil and oil products markets buffeted by tsunami
Japan crisis forces rethink over energy supplies
Japan crisis forces rethink over energy supplies
Editor's letter: April 2011
Editor's letter: April 2011
US: Natural gas push not expected to affect prices
Government boost to nat gas use could have longer-term price impact, or may not lower energy prices at all: analysts
UK-Netherlands electricity cable starts commercial operations
BritNed is the first electricity interconnector between the two countries and has a capacity of 1000MW which can flow in either direction depending on relative supply and demand.