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Commodity price transparency under threat
Price reporting agencies are under intense scrutiny after allegations of price manipulation. However, heightened regulation is not necessarily the solution for improved market transparency
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The decision by key oil and gas companies, trading houses and banks to stop submitting data on gas deals to price reporting agencies has revived speculation about the future of pricing regimes in the energy sector.
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The future of gas remains flexible
Joseph Dutton, a research associate at the Global Gas Security Project at the University of Leicester, discusses the shift in the gas industry to address the needs of an increasingly global and flexible energy market.
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EU’s internal market vision: pie in the sky?
In the coming year the EU will face issues with cross-border infrastructure, a troubled carbon trading scheme, and the possiblity of uncoordinated national capacity mechanisms threatening its vision of an integrated energy market.
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