by Sairah Mojib | Nov 23, 2021 | Blog, Carbon, Energy, Gas, Power, risk management, trading
“All is rotary, beautifully perfect and wonderfully efficient. There is not that almost terrifying uncertain throb and whirr of the powerful combustion engine… no dangerous and evil smelling gasoline and no noise. Perfect freedom from vibration assures both...
by Sairah Mojib | Nov 16, 2021 | Blog, Carbon, Energy, Gas, Power, risk management, trading
A blinking light appeared on my car’s dashboard this week, alerting me of an oil change. Nothing drastic, but it got me thinking. If I owned an electric car, oil changes would not be necessary. Which made me wonder, when is the right time to go electric? And is there...
by Sairah Mojib | Nov 2, 2021 | Blog, Carbon, Energy, Gas, Power, risk management, trading
First came Europe. Then China. And now India. Recent power cuts in October was over 21 times the deficit this time last year. For a country with a population of 1.39-billion, India is the second highest ranking consumer of coal in the world. And it’s the world’s...
by Sairah Mojib | Oct 25, 2021 | Blog, Carbon, Energy, Gas, Oil, Power, risk management, technology, trading
No, this is not about climate change or a debate about if it’s real enough or an existential threat to humanity or not. In the new world, this has been aptly monikered ‘Energy Transition 2.0’. And as the electric vehicle market is growing at a faster pace than any...
by Sairah Mojib | Oct 18, 2021 | Blog, Carbon, Energy, Gas, Oil, Power, risk management, trading
Unless you’ve been hiding in a cave for the past few months, you’ll be well aware of the recent hikes in energy prices. Particularly natural gas and particularly in Europe. Last year the annual heating cost for an average home in Europe was about €119. At...
by Sairah Mojib | Oct 12, 2021 | Blog, Carbon, Energy, Gas, Oil, Power, risk management, technology, trading
The last couple of years have seen drastic changes in global practices and attitudes to many aspects of everyday life. Some as a result of the pandemic and others of extreme weather patterns. For example, opinions have changed on vaccination roll outs, the necessity...
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