We employ the Schwartz and Smith [Schwartz, E., and J. Smith, 2000, Short-term variations and long-term dynamics in commodity prices, Management Science 46, 893–911.] model to explore the dynamics of the UK gasmarkets. We discuss in detail the short-termand long-termmarket prices of risk borne by the market players and how deviations from expected cyclical storage affect the short-term market price of risk. Finally, we illustrate an application of the model by pricing interruptible supply contracts that are currently traded in the UKPublicad
This paper analyses the economics of long-term gas contracts under changing institutional conditions...
Understanding the gas market in the medium and long-term future facilitates political and economic d...
Daily gas demand in the UK is variable. This is partly due to weather patterns and the changing natu...
We employ the Schwartz and Smith [Schwartz, E., and J. Smith, 2000, Short-term variations and long-t...
We employ the Schwartz and Smith (2000) model to explore the dynamics of the UK gas markets. We disc...
Since its initial development, long-term contracts have been associated with the gas industry in all...
Up to now, the European natural gas trade was dominated by bilateral long-term upstream agreements b...
In Europe gas is sold according to two main methods: long-term contract (LTCs) and hub pricing. Euro...
In this paper, we examine the evolution and functioning of the traded gas market in Great Britain.1 ...
Lacking a commonly held definition, volatility is an often over-generalised term with different mean...
We investigate if and how gas price volatility can be explained on the basis of market fundamentals....
International gas markets are becoming interdependent and global due to the shale gas revolution and...
ABSTRACT This dissertation analyses the UK natural gas market through the lens of the Theory of Stor...
We investigate if and how gas price volatility can be explained on the basis of market fundamentals....
We investigate if and how gas price volatility can be explained on the basis of market fundamentals....
This paper analyses the economics of long-term gas contracts under changing institutional conditions...
Understanding the gas market in the medium and long-term future facilitates political and economic d...
Daily gas demand in the UK is variable. This is partly due to weather patterns and the changing natu...
We employ the Schwartz and Smith [Schwartz, E., and J. Smith, 2000, Short-term variations and long-t...
We employ the Schwartz and Smith (2000) model to explore the dynamics of the UK gas markets. We disc...
Since its initial development, long-term contracts have been associated with the gas industry in all...
Up to now, the European natural gas trade was dominated by bilateral long-term upstream agreements b...
In Europe gas is sold according to two main methods: long-term contract (LTCs) and hub pricing. Euro...
In this paper, we examine the evolution and functioning of the traded gas market in Great Britain.1 ...
Lacking a commonly held definition, volatility is an often over-generalised term with different mean...
We investigate if and how gas price volatility can be explained on the basis of market fundamentals....
International gas markets are becoming interdependent and global due to the shale gas revolution and...
ABSTRACT This dissertation analyses the UK natural gas market through the lens of the Theory of Stor...
We investigate if and how gas price volatility can be explained on the basis of market fundamentals....
We investigate if and how gas price volatility can be explained on the basis of market fundamentals....
This paper analyses the economics of long-term gas contracts under changing institutional conditions...
Understanding the gas market in the medium and long-term future facilitates political and economic d...
Daily gas demand in the UK is variable. This is partly due to weather patterns and the changing natu...