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Settore: Energy
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The mean of the high and low components of a Platts assessment for oil cargoes loading from Singapore. Often used as a component in floating price deals.
Industry:Energy
A plant usually housing low-efficiency, quick response steam units, gas turbines, diesels, or pumped-storage hydroelectric equipment normally used during the maximum load periods. Characterized by quick start times and generally high operating costs, but low capital costs.
Industry:Energy
Another process to produce benzene (and xylenes) from toluene.
Industry:Energy
A system of pricing designed to ignore all costs except those associated with producing the next increment of power generation. Sometimes referred to as incremental cost pricing.
Industry:Energy
A method of setting a utility distribution company's rates where a maximum allowable price level is established by regulators, flexibility in individual pricing is allowed, and where efficiency gains can be encouraged and captured by the company.
Industry:Energy
The detention or delay of a vessel in loading or unloading beyond the time agreed upon. Demurrage charges are usually incurred for any delay.
Industry:Energy
A UN scheme set up under the Kyoto Protocol to allow industrialized countries to invest in greenhouse gas emissions reduction projects in developing countries in return for tradable offset credits (CERs).
Industry:Energy
Has an API gravity of less than 28 degrees. The lower the API gravity, the heavier the oil.
Industry:Energy
Fibonacci levels are commonly observed ratios between the size of a main trend and retracements. The main ratios are 38. 2%, 50%, 61. 8%, 100% and 161. 8%. These ratios are derived from the number series named after the Italian mathematician: 1,1,2,3,5,8,13, 21. . . If the first term is divided by the one to the right of it, the result gets nearer and nearer to 0. 618, a ratio that recurs in nature and art. Fibonacci levels are used in the weird and wonderful Elliott Wave Theory.
Industry:Energy
A charge for electricity consisting of a demand (kW) component and an energy or commodity (kWh) component.
Industry:Energy