More and more focus is being set on the Cross Commodity Trading among the European energy companies. There are several reasons for this development. Not only is it a profitable activity in itself, but the increasing complexity of the fuel market requires increased control of price risks and various developments in the field.
Among the recent occurrences we have seen increased volatility in electricity prices, emissions has become a link between electricity prices and other commodities, the importance of gas as a fuel in utilities has augmented and the agricultural sector has become involved in the energy sector as biofuels are being introduced increasingly. A new regulation such as Mifid is affecting the energy sector putting requirements on trading activities.
In the program there are both fundamental analysis of the commodities and experiences from trading activities and strategic as well as practical implications.
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Maria Stenström
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