by admin | Jul 27, 2022 | Insight
The arrangements which currently govern the commercial operation of the electric power industry in the UK date back, in large part, to the time of privatisation in the very early 1990s. Simple in conception, if complicated in practice, the main elements included in...
by Andy Walker | Mar 28, 2022 | Insight
Energex guest writer, Kevin O’Reilly offers here a unique take on the financing woes of commodities trading. The 11th Annual FT commodity summit in Lausanne attracted more attention than usual. A European war, persistent Covid-19 related supply-chain issues, and...
by Andy Walker | Aug 9, 2021 | Insight
In the previous two postings, the changes proposed to existing legislation, along with planned new legislation, by the EU in their “Fit for Fifty Five” aspiration were outlined. Here we set out some bullet point thoughts and comments on the proposals. What...
by Andy Walker | Aug 6, 2021 | Insight
Part 2 Following on from Part 1 of the Energex summary of the details of the EU’S proposed updates to existing legislation announced on 14th July as part of the “Fit for Fifty Five” package of measures, Energex’s Ulrich Arnheiter now sets out the new legislative...
by Andy Walker | Aug 2, 2021 | Insight
Once again Brent hits the newswires with the issuance of a joint paper by Platts and ICE and the opening of a consultation. And again, with the supporters of Johan Sverdrup lined up on one side and the WTI acolytes on the other, the only question is which is Scylla...
by Andy Walker | Jul 26, 2021 | Insight
Twenty four years ago in 1987 at Stanford University in California, John Browne (one of the most influential petroleum figures of the Anthropocene) delivered a seminal speech committing BP to a series of actions to counter global warming and climate change. Big Oil...
