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IEEFA: LNG-to-power investors in the Philippines risk exposure to $14 billion in stranded assets

High regulatory and financial uncertainty in the Philippines market

IEEFA: LNG-to-power investors in the Philippines risk exposure to $14 billion in stranded assets

5 May 2021 (IEEFA Philippines):  The race to develop liquified natural gas (LNG) facilities in the Philippines has gone from a marathon to a sprint but potential LNG investors must proceed at their own risk, according to a new report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA). “Officials in the Philippines have […]

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IEEFA: South Australia’s household solar export a warning to other states and territories

Blunt, rushed and potentially costly regulation: we need to do much better for consumer-owned assets

IEEFA: South Australia’s household solar export a warning to other states and territories

Everyone agrees we want to avoid another ‘system black’ in South Australia. What’s contested is whether household solar exports should be allowed to be cut off by the system operator, under what circumstances, and who gets to decide? New measures giving energy authorities powers to remotely switch off solar panels without householders’ knowledge has set […]

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IEEFA: ExxonMobil reserve portfolio posts small quarterly return despite price increases

Upstream U.S. investments continued to perform poorly during first quarter

IEEFA: ExxonMobil reserve portfolio posts small quarterly return despite price increases

April 30, 2021 (IEEFA) — Despite an extraordinary rise in the price of oil for ExxonMobil’s U.S. operations, the company’s U.S. reserve portfolio managed a meagre $363 million in earnings, according to an IEEFA analysis of its first-quarter earnings report. Oil prices rose to an average of $56.20 during the first quarter of 2021, a […]

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IEEFA: Consultants poised to make more than $1 billion from bankrupt Puerto Rico utility

Huge consulting fees highlight systemic problems with reform of island utility

IEEFA: Consultants poised to make more than $1 billion from bankrupt Puerto Rico utility

April 29, 2021 (IEEFA) ⎼ The transformation and financial restructuring of Puerto Rico’s bankrupt electric power authority have generated more than $440 million in consulting contracts during the last seven years and could cost island residents more than $1 billion before completion, according to a study released today by the Institute for Energy Economics and […]

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