ASEAN Electrical Tariff 2011 February 14, 2011
Posted by benisuryadi in 01 - Daily Short, Electricity, Energy Prices.Tags: ASEAN, Info
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Still talking about Energy Prices, please download the ASEAN Electricity Tariff 2011 for the complete list of electrical tariff in every ASEAN Member Country, in Residential sector, Commercial sector and Industrial Sector.
This data, along with the ASEAN Petroleum Prices 2011, that I posted last week, are part of my study on the ASEAN Energy Prices. Perhaps that I can publish it on the mid of this year.
In the begining of March, I will have a workshop in Chiang Mai, Thailand, discuss about the ASEAN Fuel Policy for Power Generation, joint workshop by ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) and Ministry of Energy Thailand under Regional Energy Policy and Planning – Sub Sector Network Program. I hope this workshop can also give inputs for my study.
But for now, enjoy the data.
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Keep Your Eyes on Oil Price December 28, 2010
Posted by benisuryadi in 01 - Daily Short.Tags: IEA, Info, OPEC
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“The message is clear, the price will go up, especially if consuming countries do not make changes in the way they consume oil, especially in the transport sector,” the IEA‘s chief economist, Fatih Birol told Reuters in an interview.
Oil prices will exceed $200 (144 euro) a barrel by 2035, and will likely stay over $100 a barrel after 2015, the report said. On Tuesday the price of oil stood at roughly $87 a barrel.(1)
In fact, no need to wait 2035 nor 2015, a recent run of cold weather across Europe and the U.S. is driving oil prices higher on anticipation of rising demand.
Crude oil for February delivery last traded at $91.18 on the New York Mercantile Exchange, up from an opening price of $90.79 but down from a session high of $91.34.
A massive blizzard that struck the east coast on Monday brought travel to a halt.(2)
But, Iran’s OPEC governor Mohammad Ali Khatibi said on Sunday that the oil market was stable and the crude prices could reach $100 per barrel, the Oil Ministry’s website SHANA reported. “In the opinion of the experts there is no need for an emergency OPEC meet under stable oil market conditions,” Khatibi said.(3)
So, keep watching.
Anyway, I just installed the Chrome Extensions, Market Watcher (Energy). Market Watcher (Energy) allows for looking at the values of crude oil, gasoline, heating oil, natural gas, and propane gas at a glance via the icon, mouse over tooltip, and popup. This information provided by http://finance.yahoo.com/futures, but now you don’t have to go to that page. Just click (as showed on the picture below), and the information is yours. Try it!
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Energy Training Week – IEA December 24, 2010
Posted by benisuryadi in 01 - Daily Short, Activity, Y2011.Tags: IEA, Info, Training
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I just got the information by today that the IEA is pleased to announce that it is opening its doors for a week of free* training on energy specifically aimed at professionals in developing countries and emerging economies. Its called Energy Training Week and will be held on 4-8 April 2011 in IEA Headquarters, Paris, France.
There are five course available, which are:
1. Energy Essentials for Decision Makers (with a special focus on natural gas)
2. Oil and Gas Market Security (with a special focus on natural gas)
3. Energy Efficiency and Low Carbon Policy (focus on climate sustainability)
4. Low Carbon Technology Policy and Planning (focus on technology deployment roadmaps)
5. Energy Analysis and Modelling (focus on methods and tools)
Over the course of five intensive days, participants will take part in a mixture of highly focussed lectures and hands-on exercises, thereby becoming familiar with the theory behind and the application of the IEA’s internationally recognised models and tools. All courses will be highly interactive, allowing participants to engage directly with IEA experts and to exchange knowledge and experience with peers from many other countries. The event will also offer many opportunities for informal networking.
Check the detail information on IEA’s site here and download your registration form here.
As my work goes with course 4 and 5 but we can only attend one course at the time, so I decide to apply for course 4. I think I need this more in the way to start my job on IEA-ASEAN team to develop ASEAN Energy Technology Roadmap.
*Anyway, free only means for attendance charge. You still have to cover your own travel and accomodations costs by your own.
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International Fuel Prices 2009 – GTZ December 22, 2010
Posted by benisuryadi in 01 - Daily Short, Data and Statistic, Energy Prices.Tags: ASEAN, Info, Publication
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Fuel taxes are an important source of revenue for financing the transport sector. They charge road user the costs of transport infrastructure. While 10 US cents per liter may yield the financial resources necessary to maintain the road system, an additional 3-5 US cents can be a source of finance for urban transport.
Numerous countries earn revenues through fuel taxes, which can be used for reducing public transport fares or providing social services. Fuel taxation can shift the burden of indirect negative effects of transport (such as environmental pollution, noise, congestion costs, etc.) onto transport users.(1)
As I conduct some research on Energy Prices in ASEAN now, I found a very comprehensive publication on fuel prices, published by GTZ on 2009.
I can resume the oil price for gasoline and diesel in ASEAN as of November 2008 as shown in the table below. All prices is in US$ Cent/litre.
You can download the full GTZ report here, or just wait my publication on Energy Prices in ASEAN on January 2011 with the latest and most update data from 10 ASEAN Member States.
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