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Lehman Brothers buys Eagle Energy

Lehman Brothers, the global investment bank, has announced that it will buy the remaining two thirds of energy marketing and services company Eagle Energy Partners for an undisclosed fee.

CFTC demands Platts data

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has filed an application in Columbia District Court, seeking to enforce a subpoena for energy-related documents it served on publishing group McGraw-Hill. Part of an ongoing investigation into energy…

Commissioning change

Ferc chairman Joseph Kelliher talks with David Watkins about his views on the US energy markets, the Ferc's competition review and what needs doing next

Measuring success

A cutting-edge survey by McKinsey & Company reveals which types of trading are most prevalent and successful among utilities. Using survey data, McKinsey's Jörg Doege, Sven Heiligtag and Peter De Wit suggest guidelines for creating successful trading and…

Coral to acquire Avista

Coral Energy, a subsidiary of Shell Trading, has agreed to acquire all operating assets of Avista Energy, the energy marketing and trading subsidiary of Avista Corporation.

Storm Exchange launches electronic weather exchange

Storm Exchange, a financial technology company that helps corporations to reduce the financial impact of unplanned weather on earnings, has unveiled an electronic weather exchange based on 500 proprietary, industry-specific weather indices.

Macquarie Cook Power begins trading

The Macquarie Group, a global financial services firm, today announced the commencement of trading by Macquarie Cook Power, an electricity trading and marketing company servicing the US energy market.

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