"reneweconomy" : The real crisis in Australia's energy markets

Please note our new section, Energy Markets, which will include analysis from Leitch on the energy markets and broader energy issues. Subsequent to those purchases AGL's market share and market power in Victoria has increased as a result of the Hazelwood closure. In BriefThe thermal generation market is becoming increasingly concentrated with two players accounting for over 50% market share in every State. Victoria and NSW competed for generation market share. We put QLD to one side mostly because its difficult for NSW generation to get into QLD and because the Government controls the generation.


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MARKETS: Wood Mackenzie forecasts 'net positive' for energy markets under Trump -- Tuesday, February 28, 2017 -- www.eenews.net


MARKETS: Wood Mackenzie forecasts 'net positive' for energy markets under Trump -- Tuesday, February 28, 2017 -- www.eenews.net
During today's OnPoint, Paul McConnell, research director for global trends at Wood Mackenzie, explains how the coal, oil and gas markets will fare under President Trump. He also discusses expectations for how the global business community will move on emissions reductions and energy investments. What will the biggest energy market trends be during the Trump administration?

UPDATE 1-Paint maker Akzo Nobel Q4 weighed down by marine, energy markets


UPDATE 1-Paint maker Akzo Nobel Q4 weighed down by marine, energy markets
Analysts on average had expected revenues of 3.50 billion euros and operating income excluding one-off items at 252 million euros. The company reported fourth quarter operating income excluding incidental items (EBIT) of 235 million euros ($248 million) on revenue of 3.46 billion euros. The company reported restructuring expenses of 62 million euros for 2016 with more than half of it taken in the final quarter. By Camille Raynaud and Alan CharlishFeb 15 (Reuters) - Core profit for Dutch paints maker Akzo Nobel NV fell short of estimates in the last three months of 2016 as the marine and energy sectors weighed, while restructuring costs also put pressure on results. ($1 = 0.9471 euros) (Reporting by Camille Raynaud and Alan Charlish in Gdynia; Editing by Thyagaraju Adinarayan/Keith Weir)


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