US EditionThe good, the bad and the ugly sides of energy market trading revealed
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The good, the bad and the ugly sides of energy market trading revealed
Reforming the energy market trading system could save households £173.34 per year on their electricity bill, according to a new report. [1] The system sees units of gas and electricity traded on international markets and the analysis by Future Energy Associates sets out “the good, the bad and the ugly” sides of this process. Chief among the “bad” issues identified in the report is the role of speculative trading where companies trade energy sole…
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