PZ ERS in the news - BNR: Energy giants drop rates, but uncertainties persist

Meanwhile, both gas and electricity prices have already dropped considerably recently. This is mainly due to the relatively mild winter, Van Cleef knows. "As a result, we have been able to replenish gas stocks well and prices have fallen. Van Cleef suspects that this decline will continue for some time. Risks 'But not [....]

PZ ERS in the news - Financieel Dagblad: Dutch business happy with high CO₂ price

Now that the price on CO₂ emissions has risen above €100 per ton for the first time, it is more attractive for Dutch industry to become more sustainable. Green investments that previously did not pay off are now profitable, industry interest groups tell the FD. A high carbon price means higher costs for business, but it [...]

PZ ERS in the news - Wed: Gas prices continue to fall. Will we see that reflected on energy bills?

After months of an ominous economic outlook, the tide seems to be cautiously turning. Already this week it was revealed that the dreaded recession in the Netherlands has been averted for the time being. An extreme European energy crisis also appears to have been averted for this winter. European gas stocks are historically well stocked and for the first time in seventeen months the European gas price has fallen below [....]

PZ ERS in the news - BNR: Price cap on Russian diesel, what are the effects?

A price cap on Russian crude took effect back in December. This proved difficult to enforce in practice. The oil could still be processed into diesel in India, for example, and thus come to Europe. According to Hans van Cleef, sector economist for energy at Publieke Zaken, the price ceiling is nevertheless more than a paper tiger. 'This works [...]