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INTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL ENERGY BUSINESS
DECEMBER 2014
Presented by: Andy Varoshiotis BSc, MBA, IAFP, MSDT, EITCEnergy & Strategy Advisor - Licenced Investment Manager
Harvest 4 Energy LtdEnergy - Innovation - Strategy – New Technologies - Market Research - Global Investment Management
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PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL REPORT
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Energy Market Components
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Energy Market Components
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Financial Marketsi.e. markets for claims on cash flows of a businessi.e. markets for debt and markets for equity
Why are Financial Markets particularly important for energy business?
significant share of costs are fixed (economies of scale) => energy business is capital intensiveenergy business is risky
Political Marketspolitical agents – make decisions that structure exchange among participants in real markets, financial marketsTaxesRegulationpermittingpolitical decisions are influenced through political marketsElectionsLobbyingcomments contributed during legislativedebate and regulatory rulemakingcourt cases
FUEL MIX
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FUEL MIX
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Energy | and Trends
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Energy | Trends
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Energy | Trends
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Typology of primary energy resources
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Typology of primary energy resources
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Energy resources Use
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Coal Production and Use
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Energy Suppliers
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Oil Producers
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Non Traditional Oil Producers
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Global Solar
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Global Wind
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Determinants of Supply
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• What motivates producers to supply a particular level of primary energy resources?
A: benefits and costs of production
- price
- costs
- labor, operating expenses, etc.
- weather disruptions
- technology
Supply: the Free Cash Flows
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value of operations = free cash flows available to financial claims holders (i.e. equity and debt)
• operating revenue
• - cost of good sold
• - other operating expenses
• - taxes
• - capital expenditures
• Free Cash Flows from Operations
Supply: the Free Cash Flows
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Equilibrium in energy markets
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• What determines a particular level of price and output for a particular good?
A1: what is a good?
a product (or service) of
- a particular quality
- at a particular place
- at a particular time
A2: market price is that which equates quantity demanded with quantity supplied
Equilibrium in energy markets
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• What determines the price of natural gas?
A1: what is ‘natural gas’? – need to be specific – e.g. if quoting ‘Henry Hub’ gas
• traded in 10,000 MMBtu increments, quoted in MMBtu’s
• a particular quality:
– energy content (BTU’s), typically determined via in-line GC
– also in-line measures to verify no H2S, little moisture
• at a particular place:
– Henry Hub = Sabine Pass Pipe Line LLC, near Erath, LA
• at a particular time:
– spot market
– futures contracts for various months, up to 10 yrs out
Wind POWER Generation and loss
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PV Generation loss
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PV Generation and Drawbacks
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Future Smart Grids
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We hope for a better and Brighter Future
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Contact Us
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
Harvest 4 Energy LtdP.O.Box 160 90
1907NicosiaCyprus
Mob: +357 - 99689961
[email protected]@cyoilgas.org
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