Fallimento

• 03:20 22/12/09
• I prezzi dei "permessi di emissione di Co2" sono crollati dopo il summit di Copenaghen !! -25% ora da inizio anno e questo indica che tutto il circo del "climate change" sta andando a pezzi. Per chi non lo sapesse doveva servire a creare un enorme mercato dei futures dei permessi di emettere Co2", ma ovviamente se nonostanta la fanfara i prezzi cedono vuole dire che (come poi è evidente dai resoconti) il summit di Copenaghen è fallito

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  European Union carbon-dioxide allowances for delivery in December 2010 declined 8.3 percent to close at 12.45 euros ($17.82) on the European Climate Exchange in London Today was the first day of trading since the summit concluded Dec. 19.....last week’s drop of 6.8 percent and left prices at the lowest since March 31. Allowances for delivery in December 2010 have fallen 24 percent this year as the lack of progress on climate talks and recession reduced demand.

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  - Nel frattempo noi che seguiamo il Gas Naturale notiamo che questo è l'inverno più freddo in dieci anni

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  ------ The natural gas market is currently in the midst of a profound transition ­– and changes are occurring more rapidly than ever before. This winter starts with storage almost 450 billion cubic feet above the five-year average, but it is unlikely to stay that way. During the past decade, demand for natural gas has become increasingly weather-sensitive. As a result, swings in demand of 500 – 700 Bcf (or even more) between mild and harsh winters have become increasingly common. Since late October, Energy Business Watch has been forecasting one of the coldest winters – the period from December through February – in the past 20 years. Therefore, the most important question for the direction of natural gas prices over the next few months is: If this forecast validates – will the storage surplus be eliminated entirely and prices strengthen? And if this occurs, how high will prices shoot up? Or will the industry’s unprecedented capability to increase production in a short time maintain a heavy surplus and keep a lid on prices?

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