Canada: Progress, but at what cost?
Dr Samuel Fenwick takes a look at Canada’s energy sector and how it may be affected in the coming years by the changing nature of the global economy and issues across the border.
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Power utilities failed to meet 2010 Californian renewable energy targets
Project delays, transmission bottlenecks frustrate efforts to source 20% of electricity from renewables by year end 2010.
Commodities: oil price volatility up on Libya rumours, US natural gas continues its slide.
Markets rattled by further conflict around Libyan oil terminals. IEA proclaims that the era of cheap oil is over. Total buys 12% stake in Russia’s Novatek.
UK: Minister for climate change sets out government support for Marine Energy
Feed-in-tariff or Renewable obligation certificate system for marine power under consultation.
Commodities: WTI back above US$100/bbl, US natural gas plunges 4.1% on new production data
Chinese coal prices drop to four month low on ample supply, international coal market quiet as traders and buyers await results of negotiations between Japanese utilities and Australian miners.
Commodities: Oil boosted by Iranian protests, US natural gas rises above US$4/mBtu on cold weather forecast
Peabody Energy looks to export Power River Basin coal to Asian Pacific markets, secures more Indonesian supplies. Dec11 EUAs rise above €15/t, Chevron boosts cost estimate for Nigerian GTL plant.
Commodities: Oil up as unrest spreads to Oman, US coal use down on milder weather
Ukraine looking to boost coal output, Coal India to boost prices by 15%. 2012 German baseload power contract falls despite higher fuel costs.
Skymill: An innovative new approach to large-scale wind power
Grant Calverley of Sky Mill Energy explains why his company’s innovative concept has the potential to deliver massive amounts of clean, reliable power to the Middle East and Asia through harvesting the Asian jet-stream.
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: Brent crude spikes at US$119/bbl, traders warn of US$150-220/bbl oil ahead, Indian coal deficit could triple
Analysts predict lower than average withdrawal from storage for US natural gas, EUAs drift down as Brent crude counters bearish sentiment sparked by lower German power, fuel prices.
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