Finland Alone Turned Europe's Green Records Into Falling Carbon
Finland Alone Turned Europe's Green Records Into Falling Carbon Across the European grid in the first quarter, renewables produced a record 384.9 terawatt-hours of electricity, 14.5% more than a year earlier, with solar alone reaching 52.6 TWh — the strongest opening quarter ever logged. Montel EnA...
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Opinion — Exxon is shipping gasoline to Asia while Brent sits below $87
Exxon is shipping gasoline to Asia while Brent sits below $87 Brent crude settled at $86.80 a barrel on Friday, June 12; West Texas Intermediate closed at $84.88. Set those two figures beside the Blo...
Opinion — Jet fuel hit $200 a barrel while Brent stayed at $87
Jet fuel hit $200 a barrel while Brent stayed at $87 The Hormuz shock is a distillate trade, and the futures curve is arguing about the wrong instrument A guest on Bloomberg Surveillance this week la...
Opinion — Europe's carbon price held €76 through a record renewables quarter
Europe's carbon price held €76 through a record renewables quarter The December EUA contract settled at €77.72 on Friday, off barely a percent on the day, with the front benchmark at €76.12. Unremark...
Opinion — Solar and wind are both significantly cheaper and more effective than any other form of energy
Renewables won the cost war. The grid's scarce asset is now firming. Solar and wind are the cheapest electrons ever built. The bill for using them has moved to storage and dispatchable backup, and th...