South Korea carbon trading from 2015
South Korean business community feedback gives rise to a new carbon trading proposal by the government. The bill delays the start of the system to 2015 and takes the edge of excess emission penalties.
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Commodities: Oil prices retreat on false rumour, OPEC reassurance. US natural gas down on disappointing withdrawal from storage
India’s NTPC expected to import more coal to prevent summer power shortages. Bombing of Colombian railway line fails to boost international coal prices.
Commodities: Middle East discord continues to support oil prices, thermal coal from Australia’s Newcastle port up on tight supply
Situation in Libya disrupts oil and natural gas exports. BP to sell off some North Sea assets, Japan expected to import more coal this year.
Commodities: crude, gas, coal up as Libyan chaos starts to impact on oil production
Oil company shuts in 100,000bpd of production on Libya disruption, EUAs break past €15/t, Gazprom refuses shift towards spot pricing, despite growing disconnection between oil and natural gas markets.
Commodities: Natural gas hit by inventory report. EU carbon up on German power
Crude still bolstered by Middle East tensions, international coal market seeing little demand with the exceptions of Finland and Turkey. Venezuela’s PDVSA reports 30% drop in net profit.
Commodities: Oil up on Israeli comments, source reports that it will take a year for Queensland coal miners to shift backlog
Oil up on fears that Iran might send military vessels through Suez Canal to Syria. US Natural gas hit by mild weather forecasts, large withdrawal from storage expected. EUAs and CERs relatively unchanged from Wednesday, with the European energy complex providing little in the way of direction.
Commodities: thermal coal prices up on Xstrata force majeure, appetite for LNG on the up
Oil closes at two and half month low, Exxon Mobil struggling to grow oil reserves organically, US natural gas up on colder weather forecasts. EUAs and CERs record slight dip on unsupportive energy complex.
Commodities: Oil up on protest in Iran, lower than expected Chinese inflation, natural gas bolstered by cold weather forecast
EUAs recover from initial loss, end session at Friday’s levels. Xstrata’s force majeure gives boost to Newcastle coal prices.
Commodities: fears of lingering Egyptian unrest push oil prices up, Russia oil production expected to retreat in 2013
Brent-WTI spread briefly widens to new record of US$16. Thermal coal expected to retreat on low demand, despite return of Indian buyers to the market.
Energy Commodity Report: February 7, 2011
Oil resumes its upward march on OPEC comments, Egypt. Natural gas futures fell slightly, but bullish sentiment on the up. Richards Bay coal terminal exports down 10% in January. Bulgaria’s suspension from carbon trading ended.
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