Natural gas and oil markets

Globalization has been a catalyst for innovation and transformative perspectives in business, energy, and economy. However, achieving sustainability on an international scale requires further efforts, particularly in emerging markets, developing countries, and low-income nations, which face challenges in balancing their economies amidst the ongoing impact of Globalization. Emphasizing sustainable strategies in businesses will contribute to the cultivation of enduring business values.

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Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "Energy economics: Concepts, issues, markets and governance" provide readers with content about: energy markets; energy markets and principles of energy pricing; energy pricing and taxation; international oil market; markets for natural gas; developments in the coal market; issues facing the energy sector; overview of global energy challenges;...

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This study aims to investigate the association between Thai stock market and the commodity markets using 20-year historical monthly data from January 2000 to January 2020. Commodity prices used in the research consist of the prices of crude oil, natural gas, liquified natural gas, commodity agricultural raw materials, and gold. The traditional VAR is used in analyzing the relations between the commodity prices and stock index. The findings show how changes in each commodity prices had significant influence on the stock market.

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This paper provides empirical evidence on the price and volatility transmission among the main European (National Balancing Point and Title Transfer Facility) and the Japan-Korean Marker (JKM) gas markets with that of Brent crude oil market, a crude oil benchmark used in Europe and Asia. The paper provides evidence that there are no price spillovers among oil and gas in European gas hubs. The European markets, contrary to the JKM market, seem to be mature enough as in the case of the US gas market.

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Quantification of a company’s competitiveness in the gas industry is necessary in order to find the possibility for that entity to maintain or increase its competitive advantage in the respective markets for goods and services. Therefore, the market opportunities of an economic entity are the result of the competitive advantages creation, the form, quantity, and quality of which determine the scope, nature and success of the entity’s activity in its market segment and the possibility of its expanding to new markets.

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Biogas is obtained as the one of the end product of anaerobic digestion is natural gas (methane) for energy production, nutrient rich organic slurry, and other marketable inorganic products. Biogas is a convenient energy carrier, suitable for many different applications. The biogas can be combusted in a co-generation unit to produce green energy.

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We’ve already made progress toward this goal – last year, America produced more oil than we had in the last seven years. We’re taking steps to encourage more offshore oil exploration and production – as long as it’s safe and responsible. And, because we know we can’t just drill our way out of our energy challenge, we’re reducing our dependence on oil by increasing our production of natural gas and biofuels, and increasing our fuel efficiency.

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the marketplace for solar is exploding as more states increase investment in solar incentive pro- grams. The 2008 solar market was five times the size of the 2007 market, which grew 57% over 2006 levels. However, solar installations totaled only 80,000 in the united states in 2007 and most were concentrated in a few states, with 69% of all installations in California alone. now is an important time for states to use focused solar marketing efforts to attract new customers to solar and bring this renewable energy technol- ogy into the mainstream.

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The dramatic rise in oil prices in 2008 increased attention on the sources of imported oil, the workings of the world oil market, and the potential problems of meeting future demand for liquid fuels. Energy security concerns typically focus on the Middle East, mainly because that is where surplus oil production capacity is concentrated. But a large amount of the world’s oil and natural gas production occurs in countries outside o

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