Trading in electricity futures advances deregulation process

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Electricity-futures trading could speed up electric-power industry deregulation. The US electricity market is worth $200 billion a year, so trading could boost the wholesale portion of the market to $100 billion a year. Electricity-futures trading volume could exceed $1 trillion a year.

Securities, Energy industries, Energy industry, Commodity futures

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New for utility watchers: energy intelligence - with its own analysis tool

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E-Volve Ltd. has developed a new software program which allows users to monitor and analyze the performance of utility companies. Called UDI Utility Datapak in Dar-Win, the new program is powerful and user-friendly.

Software, Electric utilities, Public utilities, Public utilities software

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Tractebel, Belgium's centenarian, takes up globetrotting - again

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Tractebel S.A. is refocusing on globalization, a strategy which helped the industrial conglomerate blossom during the early 20th century. A major task for Tractebel is achieving synergy among its business units.

Conglomerate corporations, Tractebel S.A.

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