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DOE awards $500m to clean energy projects

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and Energy Secretary Steven Chu today announced $502 million would be distributed to clean energy projects in the first round of awards from the stimulus package passed in February.

Green shoots

Will the US Department of Energy's stimulus funding provide the financing required by the renewable energy sector?

Financial crisis hits European Energy Exchange

Trading volumes at the European Energy Exchange (EEX) have slumped in the first half of 2009 after years of continuous growth. An EEX report highlights a particular decline in power derivatives volumes traded by financial institutions, despite a boost in…

Government initiates $3bn renewables programme

The US Treasury and Department of Energy today announced today a $3 billion funding programme for the development of renewable energy projects, as well as publishing application guidance for obtaining funds.

Changing landscape

Not a year has passed since Energy Risk's 1994 launch without M&A activity between energy companies, banks or brokers. Roderick Bruce & Pauline McCallion chart the M&A history that forms today's players

FCStone announces merger deal

International Assets Holding Corporation and FCStone Group have signed a definitive agreement to merge in a share swap, creating a combined company with a market capitalization of approximately $260 million.

Glencore considers IPO

Swiss commodity trading giant Glencore is rumoured to be considering an initial public offering (IPO), according to the Financial Times.

It’s all relative

Funds based on relativevalue arbitrage strategies have performed better than most. By Richard Jackson

Macquarie to acquire Canadian energy firm

Macquarie Group has announced a C$116 million agreement to acquire Tristone Capital Global, a Canadian energy advisory firm, and create an integrated energy platform offering advisory, capital markets, research and trading expertise.

Goldman's commodity record

Record results for first-quarter 2009 commodity trading driven by competitive dynamics, wider margins and liquid transactions

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