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Study Group: Utilities and Power Generation Industry Experts (EU)(?)

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This study group may include experts knowledgeable on topics such as aerospace & defense, building materials, chemicals, construction, oil & gas, timber & forest products, utilities & power generation, mining, agriculture, industrial equipment and transportation, among others.

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Dirk Morbitzer, Director Global Procurement, Trina Solar Ltd.Dirk Morbitzer
Director Global Procurement
Trina Solar Ltd.

Dirk Morbitzer is the Director of Global Procurement at Trina Solar. The company is an integrated PV manufacturer in China involved in the production of monocrystalline ingots, wafers and cells, as well as the assembly of modules. Until recently, he was the Head of Procurement and Materials Management...

Thomas Ackermann, Principal Consultant, EnergynauticsThomas Ackermann
Principal Consultant
Energynautics

Thomas Ackermann, PhD, is a principal consultant at Energynautics; specializing in distributed power generation in wind power and electricity market deregulation. Dr. Ackermann has experience in providing energy consultancy services in Germany, Sweden, China, USA, New Zealand, Australia, and India....

John Cousins, Managing Director, Interim Energy Management LimitedJohn Cousins
Managing Director
Interim Energy Management Limited

John Cousins is the Managing Director of Interim Energy Management, a Scotland based energy consulting firm. Mr. Cousins is an energy industry specialist with more than 40 years of experience in the UK electricity and gas industries. He has experience in advising ministers in the UK Department of Trade...

Aily Biggs, Advisory Chief Executive Officer, Global Energy AdvisoryAily Biggs
Advisory Chief Executive Officer
Global Energy Advisory

Aily Biggs is an Advisory Chief Executive Officer at Global Energy Advisory, a global energy cross commodity specialist think tank providing energy asset valuations and providing risk and financing solutions. Mrs. Biggs holds key knowledge in global/country specific commodity dynamics and trends in...

Peter Clarke
Principal
Affine Capital Management

Peter Clarke is the Managing Director of Affine Capital Management, a commodities consulting firm incorporated in the United Kingdom with its headquarters in London. It provides consulting services on energy policies and conducts research in the energy and metals industries. Mr. Clarke is responsible...

Francisco Ascui
Director
Climate Managers

Francisco Ascui is a Director of Climate Managers, an international energy and climate change consultancy. He has specializes in the energy and climate change field since 1997. Mr. Ascui worked as a Civil Servant in sustainable energy policy and gas sector regulation for the Government of New South...

John Shedden
Partner
Lumis LLP

John Shedden is a Partner and Co-founder of Lumis, a UK based consultancy providing consultancy services to the energy sector. Mr. Shedden has more than six years of experience in mergers and acquisitions, disposals, and new generation developments in the electricity sector in UK, Europe, and North...

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Crude Oil Costs Scenario | 05-14-2008
Analysis of: Crude surpasses $123 as Democrats blame speculators | db.riskwaters.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

I think the huge rise in crude feedstock costs is quite an interesting scenario. Most of the major Oil producers and explorers are being cautious where production volume is concerned due to depletion of certain reserves and their attention on untap petroleum feedstocks such as shale , tar and investment ...

EU may be in for a long wait for new sources of pipeline gas from Central Asia | 04-24-2008
Analysis of: EU and Central Asian gas | www.upi.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

The EU, which relies on Russia for around 29% of its gas supplies, is keen to develop new sources of supply. The countries of Central Asia (and Turkmenistan in particular) have long been targeted as potential suppliers though there are major obstacles which include lack of alternative...

Energy Costs, Market Speculation, KIng's New Clothes | 04-17-2008
Analysis of: Rising oil pushes up wholesale prices | www.clarionledger.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

Mr. Stanley McWilliams - Independent Consultant   Your fault, my fault, nobody’s fault; ..... I share your frustration hoever there is afurther driver of energy costs which is what is driving the speculators  Like it or not we now face peak oil, when the world's oil and PRODUCTION...

Hidden Risks of Biofuels | 04-17-2008
Analysis of: Fuel Choices, Food Crises and Finger-Pointing | www.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

On the face of it it seems a great solution exmained in the present and in isolation.  Things are not so simple when examined in the whole.  World uses energy as electricity, gases and liquids.  98% is derived fossil fuels, some 88mtoe equivalent/day. The sceptre of declining...

Perhaps the Author Needs to Research Before Commenting | 02-29-2008
Analysis of: Loss of wind causes Texas power grid emergency | www.reuters.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

The main component of the Texas problem was the inability of conventional generation to deliver when the wind fell off.  Predictions of future windpower are becoming highly reliable, even up to 30 hours.  The Texas drop off was as predicted, but backup plants failed. Further, the entire US...

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