Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of March 2.
Brent crude oil futures: US$78.19/bbl, up 0.0 per cent, as of GMT 9:00, March 3
WTI crude oil futures: US$79.72/bbl, no change, as of GMT 9:00, March 3
German power: €47.75/MWh, down 0.10 per cent
Coal: €94.50/t, down 1.20 per cent
Natural gas: GB 31.60p/therm, down 0.32 per …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of March 1.
Brent crude oil futures: US$76.91/bbl, up 0.0 per cent, as of GMT 9:00, March 2
WTI crude oil futures: US$78.69/bbl, no change, as of GMT 9:00, March 2
German power: €47.80/MWh, up 0.63 per cent
Coal: €95.65/t, up 1.23 per cent
Natural gas: GB 31.70p/therm, down 2.31 per …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of February 17.
Brent crude oil futures: US$75.50/bbl, down 1.0 per cent, as of GMT 9:30, February 18
WTI crude oil futures: US$76.62/bbl, down 1.0 per cent, as of GMT 9.30, February 18
German power: €48.25/MWh, up 0.04 per cent
Coal: €94.50/t, down 2.58 per cent
Natural gas: GB 33.80p/therm, down …
Australia’s power sector is heading for an AUD22bn (US$19bn) bill as it seeks to refinance debt over the next two years as well as uncertainty about carbon prices hurting investment.
Around 80 per cent of the country’s electricity is generated by coal-fired plants, which are facing rising costs for their operators as some form of carbon …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of February 4.
Brent crude oil futures: US$71.82/bbl, down 0.4 per cent, as of GMT 9:15, February 5
WTI crude oil futures: US$73.06, up 0.2 per cent, as of GMT 9.15, February 5
German power: €48.27/MWh, down 0.47 per cent
Coal: €92.25/t, down 1.07 per cent
Natural gas: GB 36.35p/therm, up …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of January 25
Brent crude oil futures: US$73.01/bbl, down 0.9 per cent, as of GMT 09:45, January 26
WTI crude oil futures: US$74.45, down 1.0 per cent, as of GMT 09:45, January 26
German power: €49.56/MWh, up 1.00 per cent
Coal: €96.50/t, down 0.26 per cent
Natural Gas: GB 36.95p/therm, up …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of January 8
Brent crude oil futures: US$82.13bbl, up 0.9 per cent, as of GMT 08:45, January 11
WTI crude oil futures: US$83.56, up 0.8 per cent, as of GMT 08:45, January 11
German power: €51.91/MWh, down 0.56 per cent
Coal: €103.25/t, down 1.53 per cent
Natural Gas: GB 35.40p/therm, down …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of January 7
Brent crude oil futures: US$81.45/bbl, down 0.1 per cent, as of GMT 09:15, January 8
WTI crude oil futures: US$82.62, down 0.1 per cent, as of GMT 09:15, January 8
German power: €52.20/MWh, up 0.91 per cent
Coal: €104.85/t, up 0.62 per cent
Natural Gas: GB 36.50p/therm, down …
The build-up towards the UK’s first new reactors in decades was discussed at Marketforce’s recent conference. IFandP brings you the details.
Carbon markets increased in value by 80 per cent in 2007. IFandP discusses their future prospects with PointCarbon’s senior analyst, Dr Bermudez.
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