Sentences with phrase «in energy markets»

Healthy demand remains a viable factor that explains the relative strength of office fundamentals in energy markets.

An extended period of low prices for oil, coal and metal is causing distress and volatility in the energy markets.

For example, publicly traded banks are ratcheting back their construction bucket in energy markets such as Texas just to show Wall Street that they are taking a more conservative view, says Jeff Zickefoose, an executive vice president at commercial real estate services firm JLL in Dallas.

We see this development as the major market shaping trend in energy markets of the first half of this century.

«Government Intervention in the Energy Markets Is the Main Danger, Not CO2 The Fundamental Issue in Climate Science Resolved»

But the Pleasant Prairie closing also highlights the issue of stranded costs, a dilemma increasingly arising when coal and nuclear plants close down before expected because of rapid changes in energy markets and technology.

The first line of a Business Insider article about this, where I first ran across the chart, notes: «It's now a question of how and where, not if, solar becomes a dominant force in energy markets.»

The contracts, the cheapest way to speculate in energy markets, appreciated 36 percent since early December as crude futures reached a record $ 100.09 on Jan. 3.

Structural changes in the energy markets, more efficient electric cars, batteries and hybrid solutions no longer favour oil.

WEO - 2008 draws on the experience of another turbulent year in energy markets to provide new energy projections to 2030, region by region and fuel by fuel.

Federal, state and local governments have massively intervened in energy markets to support renewable power with subsidies and mandates, but given virtually no support to existing nuclear plants.

Many clear - eyed politicians have also understood the negative impacts of excessive government intervention in energy markets.

Many of the companies that were targeted for harm by the Obama administration likewise stood with us and these political leaders against federal government distortions in energy markets.

The proponents of laissez - faire in energy markets keep winning argument after argument, but their critics keep moving the goalposts.

If the justices decide not to take the case, the D.C. Circuit Court's decision to side with EPSA will stand — and FERC will have no jurisdiction over demand response in energy markets.

Government intervention in the energy markets is the real danger, not co2.

In its first half century, RFF's central message has gone from energy optimism to energy pessimism, complete with an embrace of major government intervention in energy markets.

These first tremors are amongst the clearest signs yet of a seismic shift in energy markets, as high carbon fuels are set to be increasingly outperformed by lower carbon alternatives.»

In the energy markets, he said, «prices have been very low,» thanks to natural gas from shale deposits, and the market is «doing the job markets were intended to do.»

There is no economic or scientific case for government intervention in the energy markets other than to control conventional pollutants, which in the US is already the case.

In order to stay online, these reliable plants may require one or all of the following options for remedy: 1) further economic support to make up for losses in energy markets, 2) a new revenue stream from capacity markets, or 3) immediate termination of subsidies and mandates for renewables.

It is moreover based on a false assumption — that intervention in energy markets is the only approach.

Among other things, the rule would undermine federal law promoting competition in energy markets.

The revolution in energy markets caused by the growing impact of rooftop solar PV is about to take a dramatic leap in scale.

Energy Deputy Secretary Elizabeth Sherwood - Randall was speaking at a forum hosted by the German Marshall Fund in Brussels, Belgium, when she discussed the dramatic change in energy markets caused by the U.S. shale revolution.

So there is no remaining rationale for government intervention in the energy markets to subsidize or encourage renewable energy, which is much better described as unreliable energy.

Even if these efforts are successful, the international community needs to keep in mind that China would adopt such a carbon trading scheme strictly in its own interest - that is, to reduce local air pollution, increase energy security, and gain a competitive advantage in the energy markets of the future.

Public policy tradeoffs: Policies that attempt to correct «market failure» in energy markets must be tempered with the reality of «government failure.»

The ramifications of this decision across the globe, not just in energy markets, but politically, are already having consequences for the global landscape.

As much as California has moved to greater and greater political intervention in energy markets, such as cap - and - trade, Texas has moved the other direction.

While in Tokyo, Dr. Birol also met with Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), Mr. Yoichi Miyazawa, to discuss the implications for Japan of recent developments in energy markets and plans for the 2015 IEA Energy Ministerial meeting, which will take place in November.

«Such is China's significance in energy markets on the world stage that its shift toward clean generation technology is driving the trend at the global level.»

A shift to decentralised renewables offers opportunities for new players in energy markets.

«The PTC makes wind cheaper for customers and was very important in giving wind a shot in the energy markets when the playing field wasn't level,» he said.

Praising the progress made by the Joint Oil Data Initiative (JODI), Mr. Mandil emphasised the importance of reliable and transparent data in all energy markets.

Currently, the DOE is under the control of fossil fuel interests who don't want to see any competition in their energy markets.

The story in energy markets has also been well documented.

A true insider in the energy markets, Keith's research has helped thousands of investors capitalize off the rapidly changing face of energy.

However, if you are more tolerant to dividend freezes and cuts during extreme declines in the energy markets, then it might make sense to look at Conoco, Shell, and BP.

Even as political pressure for action grows, recent developments in energy markets have in some ways made it more difficult to tame carbon emissions.

«The prime minister said that anyone who wanted to intervene in the energy markets is living in a Marxist universe,» Miliband began.

Their regimes display despotic behavior, often in form and substance, yet between them, they sporadically provide troops and territory for multilateral and American missions, offer stability in energy markets, invest in development and infrastructure in new and frontier markets, and create new technologies.

Over the past decade, however, radical changes in energy markets and technology have fundamentally altered the foundation of our strategic interests.

Massive supply management» in these energy markets can set off artificial rises in oil prices.

The most powerful Hurricane to hit Texas in more than 50 years has devastated much of the coast, and the historic flooding is now causing havoc in the energy markets.

In late 2016, Bentham and his team sensed a structural change was afoot in the energy market — something more profound than just another ephemeral oil downturn.

In this quarter, a lot of those one - offs are going to be related to struggling borrowers in the energy market and elsewhere.

The U.S. will soon surpass OPEC to become the most influential player in the energy market, according to an analyst.

U.S. shale producers are churning out crude oil at such a relentless pace that the country will soon become the most influential player in the energy market, according to an analyst.

Closer to home, California Resources has seen the same positive moves in the energy market affect its business favorably.