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Commodities - Coal prices surge

With coal prices hitting historic highs above USD 80 per tonne, generators in Europe turned to cheaper gas-fired generation which in turned led to a drop in demand for carbon allowances.
Carbon prices fell on Monday, with many traders saying high coal prices were causing power producers to switch from coal to gas. "The CO2 price is mainly being driven by fuel switching," said one trader. "Demand for EUAs is falling and then prices have to ease.However, another player was not so sure. "At the moment there are simply no impulses," he said, pointing to thin volumes.
Dienstag, 26.06.2007, 08:14 Uhr
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Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Coal prices surge
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Commodities - Coal prices surge
With coal prices hitting historic highs above USD 80 per tonne, generators in Europe turned to cheaper gas-fired generation which in turned led to a drop in demand for carbon allowances.
Carbon prices fell on Monday, with many traders saying high coal prices were causing power producers to switch from coal to gas. "The CO2 price is mainly being driven by fuel switching," said one trader. "Demand for EUAs is falling and then prices have to ease.However, another player was not so sure. "At the moment there are simply no impulses," he said, pointing to thin volumes.
Dienstag, 26.06.2007, 08:14 Uhr
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Mittwoch, 27.06.2007, 08:18
Commodities - More gains on coal expected
Despite a drop in coal prices, market players expect the upward movement to continue on the back of tight supplies.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - More gains on coal expected
Mittwoch, 27.06.2007, 08:18
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - More gains on coal expected
Despite a drop in coal prices, market players expect the upward movement to continue on the back of tight supplies.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Montag, 25.06.2007, 08:41
Commodities - Uncertainties spur high volatility
The geopolitical uncertainty is keeping market players on their toes as oil continues to trade around the USD 70/bbl level.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Commodities - Uncertainties spur high volatility
Montag, 25.06.2007, 08:41
E&M  Commentary
Commodities - Uncertainties spur high volatility
The geopolitical uncertainty is keeping market players on their toes as oil continues to trade around the USD 70/bbl level.

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