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Overview and static valuation

John Breslin, Les Clewlow, Tobias Elbert, Calvin Kwok and Chris Strickland illustrate how the four most common valuation methodologies can be used to optimise gas storage and trading

Bagging a bargain

The global oil sector is likely to emerge from the credit crisis with a more concentrated pool of players, but power will increasingly revolve around China and India as they tap the markets for cheap assets, finds Catherine Lacoursière

Dry bulk freight rates on a sinking ship

A combination of the credit squeeze and dwindling demand for raw materials has seen dry bulk freight rates slump to levels not seen since 2002. Peter Norfolk at SSY charts the fall

Essent gains Spanish trading license

Essent Trading announced today that it has been granted a license to trade natural gas on the Spanish market by the Spanish Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce.

Exelon proposes NRG merger

Exelon Corporation has announced details of a $6.2bn proposal to acquire NRG Energy, a merger that would create the largest US power company in terms of assets, market capitalisation, enterprise value and generating capacity.

Mizuho and Ambrian team up for LME brokerage

Mizuho Securities USA, the US securities and futures arm of Japan’s Mizuho Financial Group, has agreed to cooperate with Ambrian Commodities, a subsidiary of London-based natural resources investment bank Ambrian Capital.

UBS to remain trading on LME

Contrary to media reports, investment bank UBS will continue to trade on the London Metal Exchange (LME), a spokesperson from UBS has confirmed. However, the investment bank will no longer act as a market maker for the LME, according to the UBS…

ETRM evolution

As energy trading and risk management systems become increasingly sophisticated, Rana Basu of TradeCapture looks at what users need to consider as they progress from implementing and using the most basic to the most complex systems

Turkey's political pipelines

Turkey's strategic position at the crossroads of East and West has put it at the centre of a geopolitical tug-of-war, with energy supply a key driver. Robert Amsterdam examines the energy policies being brought to bear in the region

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