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http://www.eyeforenergy.com/newsletter/newsletter_200901.htm [IMAGE]=09[IMAGE]=09=09=09=09[IMAGE][IMAGE][IMAGE] HOME =09 EVENTS =09ADVERTISE =09INDUSTRY DIRECTORY =09[IMAGE]=09[IMAGE]=09 Thursday, September 20, 2001 Issue 37 EDITORIAL Last week's events = As most of you may know, Eyeforenergy held its second annual, Energy Exchan= ges Online conference last week in New Orleans. We'd like to thank the wo= nderful speakers and sponsors who made the event a very successful one. Fo= r those of you interested in what went on you can take a look at the presen= tations which are up on the website here . Normally, after a conference, = we'd devote the newsletter to a wrap-up of the conference, some major trend= s we picked out, etc. With the events of the last week, however, we though= t it fitting that this newsletter focus on the effects wreaked on the energ= y sector by the recent terrorist attacks. So in the article below you'll g= et a look at some possible scenarios for the next few months. We'd like t= o once again extend our sympathy to the members of the Eyeforenergy communi= ty who have lost friends and colleagues, particularly our friends at Trades= park and eSpeed. (For those of you interested in making a donation to Cant= or Fitzgerald, parent company of Tradespark and eSpeed, please go to http:/= /www.espeed.com/donation.html ) One of the best things about the job we d= o is the opportunity we get to meet some extraordinary people in the course= of putting together our events. It makes it all the harder when we know t= hat we won't be seeing our trusted friends at the next one. --Allison Ro= bertshaw, Editor FOCUS The Sound of Silence Last week's tragic event= s struck at the heart of the energy sector and the world will never be the = same. While some of us lost family, friends, acquaintances and business ass= ociates, all of us share in the loss. Nationals of 47 countries have been d= eclared dead or missing and 58 countries report some of their citizens, sai= d to have been in the United States on September 11, are still among the 5,= 700 unaccounted for. For those of us attending the Energy Exchanges Online= II conference in New Orleans, it was particularly emotional as we watched = some of our friends and associates come to the realization that their offic= es were... Click here for Full Story ADVERTISEMENT [IMAGE] Eyeforener= gy Asia 2001 - PRIZE DRAW! The Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore 15-17 October 20= 01 There is less than a month to go before Eyeforenergy's October event i= n Singapore. We've had a tremendous amount of interest in the show already= and have lined up an unrivalled array of speakers to give cutting-edge pre= sentations on all the important issues, including Enron, TotalFinaElf, Unoc= al and Shell. As a special offer, each week will will offer one registered= attendee a full refund and free ticket for Eyeforenergy Asia 2001! To ent= er, simply register for the event and be sure to mention "prize draw" when= you book. For more information about the event, click here or email us .= [IMAGE] Landmark Graphics and Petroleum Place -- Accelerating Business Ef= ficiency Landmark Graphics and Petroleum Place Delivers Enormous Efficien= cies within Acquisition and Divestiture. How? Through online delivery of da= ta and evaluation tools within an APS environment to afford dramatic effici= encies for both sellers and buyers. Visit www.petroleumplace.com [IMAGE= ] Eyeforenergy Emissions Trading 2002 Okura Hotel, Amsterdam 19-21 Februar= y 2002 Emissions trading options are ripe for the picking - so how can yo= u make sure you're ready to profit from GHG? Let's face it - you can't real= ly afford not to be, especially as the World Bank has estimated demand in t= he international GHG trading system to be in the order of US$20 billion per= annum by 2010. Eyeforenergy is delighted to bring you this event which w= ill focus on how you can best seize this exciting new market opportunity. A= s ever the conference will be driven by the industry leaders in this arena = backed up by expert advice from those helping the industry make the right m= oves in emissions. For further information, click here [IMAGE] NEWS RO= UND UP - WEEK IN REVIEW NEG Micon Unveils Wind Turbines at German Fair = September 17, 2001---NEG Micon will take the wrappers off two new wind turb= ines at the Windtech Husum wind energy fair being held in Germany September= 18-22. The company announced that one of the turbines was designed for of= fshore use and the other for onshore use. The onshore turbine is a low-win= d-optimized 1.5-MW model with active-stall regulation for inland sites, mod= el number NM82/1500. The offshore turbine is a 2.5-MW turbine, model number= NM80/2500, with pitch regulation and variable speed for offshore and shore= line areas with offshore climatic conditions... Click here for Full Story = Excelergy Introduces Explorer to Deregulated Markets Lexington, Ma., S= eptember 13, 2001---Excelergy Corp has taken the wrappers off a new product= designed to resolve the settlement and billing questions and speed up clie= nt cash flows. Excelergy Partner Explorer streamlines a client's operation= s while reducing back office costs and improving cash collections. "Excele= rgy Partner Explorer is another example of how our products are delivering = open co-action across the entire value chain of restructuring industries - = in this case... Click here for Full Story Deregulation Draws Players to= Texas Electric Market September 11, 2001---With deregulation set to begi= n in January 2002, Texas is proving to be a magnet for the retail power mar= ket. Centrica plc is the latest to announce their entry into the Texas mark= et by filing its application for Retail Electric Provider status with the P= ublic Utility Commission of Texas. Active in Europe, operating under sever= al well known consumer brands, Centrica moved into North America by acquir= ing Direct Energy , a Canadian retailer. The company supplies natural gas.= .. Click here for Full Story RWE Enters U.S. Energy Trading Market RW= E AG of Germany, in an effort to gain a foothold in the U.S. energy market,= has created RWE Trading America. RWE AG of Germany, in an effort to gain = a foothold in the U.S. energy market, has created RWE Trading America. The = move is a clear indication the company is seeking to build up its energy tr= ading operations in the United States alongside of its European trading bus= iness. The new company will... Click here for Full Story ACN Energy L= everages Excelergy's Software to Multiply Customer Base ACN Energy is tur= ning to Excelergy Corp., to provide software solutions to expand its offeri= ngs of electricity, ACN Energy is turning to Excelergy Corp., to provide = software solutions to expand its offerings of electricity, natural gas and = related products and services to a rapidly growing number of mass market re= sidential and small business consumers in multiple jurisdictions nationwide= . "Partnering... Click here for Full Story University of Arizona Scie= ntists Seek Ways to Harness Solar Energy The process involves using a thi= n film of organic molecules that could be cheaper and more efficient than c= urrent technology. University of Arizona scientists are turning their atte= ntion to a new method of harnessing solar energy. The process involves usin= g a thin film of organic molecules that could be cheaper and more efficient= than current technology. While the organic solar cells are several years a= way from harvesting... Click here for Full Story Latest News Now! = [IMAGE] EDITORIAL [IMAGE] Last week's events ARTICLES [IMAGE] The = Sound of Silence NEWS ROUND UP [IMAGE] NEG Micon Unveils Wind Turbines a= t German Fair [IMAGE] Excelergy Introduces Explorer to Deregulated Markets= [IMAGE] Deregulation Draws Players to Texas Electric Market [IMAGE] RWE = Enters U.S. Energy Trading Market [IMAGE] ACN Energy Leverages Excelergy's= Software to Multiply Customer Base [IMAGE] University of Arizona Scientis= ts Seek Ways to Harness Solar Energy EVENTS [IMAGE] Eyeforenergy Asia = 2001 [IMAGE] Green Convention 2001 [IMAGE] EEO Europe - Energy Tradin= g in the New Economy [IMAGE] Emissions Trading 2002 SUBSCRIBE Ple= ase enter your email address below to subscribe to the EyeForEnergy newslet= ter. Thank you UNSUBSCRIBE To unsubscribe from the EyeForEnergy new= sletter please enter your email below. Thank you If you have any comm= ents about this newsletter or you would like to suggest future topics or in= dustry related news, please email bruno@eyeforenergy.com [IMAGE] = =09
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