
17 July 2007
The gas market has been sold off a little on the back of oil price falls today.
Oil traders seemed to take profits today very much like last week when the heat was taken out of the market by similar trading activity. Some banks are suggesting that we could reach new highs with $80 a possible mark that the longs are targetting.
For the UK gas market is has meant that there has been a bit of a sell off on the back of oil and this has fed through to the power market.
There is still a bit of unease when it comes to the supply situation but most believe that this will be short lived.
The final part of the equation which few know how things will play is the effect that the Russian diplomacy row might have on energy across Europe, indirectly this could feed into the UK.
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The bears are back
 
07 June 2006
The market has slipped on fundamentals which suggest that the slide could be here for some time, but there are still events in the pipeline which could force some things North.  
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Than' Q4 the drop.
 
16 February 2006
Q4 '06 has hit historic lows and the market has a general bearish feel to it with the system awash with gas and oil prices falling steadily. Perhaps for the shorts now may not be a bad time to hedge some volume in the market.  
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Oil bulls return
 
09 August 2005
Markets rise on oil fears hitting new highs, gas trcikles up and Carbon looks to respond. The bulls are back in town.  
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Natural Gas the one to watch
 
08 March 2010
The power curve ended the week down feeling the pressure from the fuel curves as well as healthy supply situation. Looking forward, the gas market is the one to watch as it continues to dominant the fuel mix accounting for 50% of generating plant.  
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Gas Balancing Alert Issued
 
05 January 2010
National Grid issues a rarely used Gas Balancing Alert following both supply and demand pressures. With severe weather warnings in place and freezing temperatures set to continue, will this be the last of the GBAs?  
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Where's the certainty?
 
23 December 2009
There was a time when you could quite comfortably forecast the running order of generation plant in the UK - but 2009 has seen a dramatic turn in the stack!  
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All Quiet....
 
30 July 2010
A very quiet day in the UK energy markets which saw very little traded during the period - hardly surprising given the combination of usual Friday slowdown, holidays, a comfortable system as well it being the last traded day of the month.  
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Natural Gas the one to watch
 
08 March 2010
The power curve ended the week down feeling the pressure from the fuel curves as well as healthy supply situation. Looking forward, the gas market is the one to watch as it continues to dominant the fuel mix accounting for 50% of generating plant.  
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Lobbying for the Nabucco Gas Pipieline
 
28 January 2009
The Hungarian Prime Minister called upon the EU to contribute 200-300 million Euros to the Nabucco gas pipeline project during a 1 day conference held in Budapest on Tuesday.  
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Russia & Ukraine Battle it Out
 
02 January 2009
Tensions between Russia and Ukraine have been steadily increasing over the past few months as the two economies battle it out over debt repayment, gas flows, charges and threats of supply cuts.  
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Yet Another Record for Oil
 
22 May 2008
A new record was again set for oil on Thursday when prices reached above $135 a barrel. Is increased output likely to ease pressure?  
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Suddenly it's "British Petroleum"
 
02 June 2010
A name not used in a very long time, but suddenly the US are quick to refer to BP by its old name of British Petroleum, hoping perhaps to distance itself from blame regarding the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. But as the US announces a criminal investigation and as BP shares suffer further should the British economy concern itself?  
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UK Gas price highest in World.
 
11 September 2009
The UK gas price in Q409 is attracting significant volumes of LNG gas to the UK but there is real doubt as to whether these prices levels will be maintained.  
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Are we leaving recession territory?
 
22 May 2009
If we can forecast what type of recession we are in for, we can start to work out what will happen to equities, commodities & currencies –and ultimately when to jump into the market. Here we look at the facts.  
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