Informa Economics
provides energy and weather related consulting services to food, agriculture
and energy-related organizations. In addition to providing market
information and analysis, the group advises companies on a wide range
of issues with direct impact on profitability. Informa Economics
provides market information, market outlook and risk management support
based on its knowledge and experience as a
worldwide leader in commodity market analyses and risk
management techniques.
The
timely and informative Energy
Comments are available on a daily basis via
e-mail. Its primary focus is the petroleum and electricity
complex, including markets, policy and weather.
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for Weekly Flash Reports
(Petroleum, Ethanol and Natural Gas)
6/9/2010 - The Energy Information
Administration for the first time released estimates for weekly U.S.
ethanol production and stocks. A production estimate for blended
fuel containing more than 55% ethanol was also included.
FNP Renergy -- Renewable Energy Yearbook
from Brazil
AgraFNP this year
launches a new yearbook to serve the growing renewable energy
market. Renergy FNP - Renewable Energy Yearbook is
a unique reference for economic planning for all areas linked
directly and indirectly to the renewable energies sector in
Brazil.
Available in early August 2010. CLICK HERE for
a flyer
and
additional info
Informa Economics
provides energy and weather related consulting services to food, agriculture
and energy-related organizations. In addition to providing market
information and analysis, the group advises companies on a wide range
of issues with direct impact on profitability. Informa Economics
provides market information, market outlook and risk management support
The
timely and informative Energy
Comments are available on a daily basis via
e-mail. Its primary focus is the petroleum and electricity
complex, including markets, policy and weather.
