Weather report - wind hedging
Straws in the wind
Interest in windspeed hedges is picking up in Europe as new
wind power projects come on line, reports Emily Saunderson
More...
Weather report - trading
The short-term view
Recent events have boosted trading in short-term contracts,
finds Sony Kapoor
Weather report - climate
A world of weather
Extremes and anomalies in 2001
Weather report - marketing
Broadening the market
Richard Kushner discusses why so few firms seem concerned
about weather risk
Renewable energy
ROCs market rockets
Nicola Steen examines the complexities - and idiosyncrasies
- of the UK's planned green certificate scheme More...
How I see it by Richard Sandor
Observations on Enron
It was little remarked on at the time, but the collapse of
Enron has shown the resilience of multilateral markets
Fund management
Stockbrokers see SRI opportunity
London's equity analysts are rolling out SRI research services
in a bid to tap into this fast-growing market. Mark Nicholls
reports
Insurance
Why not cat bonds?
Expectations of a long-awaited explosion in
cat bond issuance are proving unfounded.
Alex Mathias reports
Market view
Think global, act local
Despite little action from Washington,
Americans are acting to reduce greenhouse
gas emissions closer to home, say David
Bubenick and Brian Jones
Biodiversity
Green gold
Luis Gamez, Michael Jenkins, and Jim
Shields reveal the aspects of ecosystem services
as biodiversity meets the market
Emissions trading
Australia settles for the sidelines
Australia started impressively with its climate
change policy. Murray Griffin finds out
what went wrong
Kyoto Protocol
Credits to industry's rescue
Carbon credits could put Brazil's iron and
steel sector back on track to sustainability,
says Pedro Moura Costa
Emissions trading
Germany split
Germany is deeply divided over emissions trading, Sascha
Lafeld and Armin Sandhoevel say. Will the proposed EU scheme
bring resolution?
News March 2002
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