ZE DataWatch eMagazine March 2014

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In this month’s issue, Olga Gorstenko discusses the U.S. government’s attempt to increase coordination between the natural gas and electric industries as a result of the growing interdependence of these two sectors. Issues that have driven this interdependence are an increased reliance on natural gas for power production, demand spikes, a shortage of pipeline capacity, inadequate infrastructure, and misaligned scheduling practices. Olga Gorstenko’s In Depth article from the September 2012 issue of DataWatch on factors affecting U.S. natural gas demand and the impact these factors have on natural gas price projections has been reprinted. Numerous short articles provide updates on FERC’s gas-electricity coordination, Thomson Reuters’ new tool for oil market participants, Euronext’s UTP solution for four MENA exchanges, and more.

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SPP Successfully Implements Integrated Marketplace
Swiss Power Futures Registered on EEX
US Energy Department Authorizes Jordan Cove to Export LNG
EIA Creates Coal Data Browser
Platts Introduces European Weekend Gas Assessments
Euronext Announces GTT as First Major Listing in Paris for 2014
Argus Uploads Historic Russian Crude Data
Argus Adds New Assessments to Argus Steel Feedstocks
NYMEX Expands Listing of Aluminum Futures
A Primer for Environmental & Social Disclosure by TSX and CPA Canada
AccuWeather Launches MinuteCast Application Online and for Apple Products
Hong Kong Exchanges Launches Mainland Market Data Hub in Shanghai
Bloomberg E-Bond System Trading Launched for Nigerian Government Bonds
New Venture Market in Chile by Santiago Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange
CFTC and FERC Create Interagency Surveillance and Data Analytics Working Group
TMX Group and China Financial Futures Exchange Sign MOU
Mercuria Acquires J.P. Morgan Physical Commodities Business
El Financiero and Bloomberg Launch Multi-Media Business News Platform

DataWatch March 2014

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