The US Energy Information Agency (EIA) has released its monthly Short Term Energy Outlook. Here are the edited highlights:
Crude oil prices continue to fluctuate. The West Texas Intermediate (WTI) spot price increased from US$69.48/bbl on December 14 to US$83.12 on January 6 and then fell to US$72.85 on January 29. EIA expects the crude oil …
Around this time, it is customary to look ahead and try to predict how the New Year will unfold, particularly in terms of the major trends. IFandP’s Dr Samuel Fenwick discusses Deloitte’s latest predictions and makes some of his own
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 …
With the recent release of the International energy agency’s World Energy Outlook 2009, IFandP takes a moment to discuss its findings and what the future might hold for the global power sector with its chief economist, Dr Fatih Birol.
The 19th World Petroleum Congress served as the venue for the presentation of both BP’s
Statistical Review of World Energy 2008 and the International Energy Agency’s five year oil forecast. Here we discuss the highlights from both these information-rich reports.
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