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Carbon prices are at record lows as massive oversupply continues to weigh on prices in the EU emissions trading system. The ICIS carbon team discusses the European Commission's back-loading proposal, how its failure to pass through the parliament has impacted prices and what odds it faces at the next vote in July.

EGM editor Katya Zapletnyuk interviews Elizabeth Stonor about how new pipeline infrastructure is affecting market development in CEE and SEE and how it could help supply diversification.

EGM editor Katya Zapletnyuk interviews deputy editor Emma Slawinski about liquidity development on the French natural gas market.

A key proposal to temporarily boost the EU Emissions Trading System failed to pass the European parliament, putting an even more bearish spin on carbon prices. ICIS news editor Isabel Save talks with carbon editor Marie-Louise du Bois and acting coal editor Fionn O’Raghallaigh about what this means for Europe’s carbon, power and coal markets.

European Gas Markets editor Katya Zapletnyuk talks to gas market reporter Jack Elliott about the UK's gas storage levels and current NBP prices.

Katya Zapletnyuk, editor of EGM interviews Rob Songer about his feature on the recent acquisition of a gas pipeline by Medgaz.

Gas storage sounds like it should be a straightforward matter, but in France the system is causing a surprising amount of controversy, because of what some shippers see as unfair obligations on them. Emma Slawinski talks to Kate Burgess about shippers' grievances, and what's being done to improve the situation.

Traders pay close attention to the spread between the price of gas in the UK and Belgium in the lead-up to winter. The spread is important because it sets the direction of gas flows between the UK and Europe. ICIS Energy's Jack Elliot fills Kate Burgess in on how it all works, and why gas flows are behaving markedly differently in 2012 compared to previous years.

The next round of UN climate talks begin on Monday in Doha, at a time when several nations are refusing to sign on for a second Kyoto Protocol commitment period. Kate Burgess discusses what is likely to be on the agenda with European Daily Carbon Markets editor Marie Louise Du Bois.

Will the rise of US shale oil and gas increase energy price volatility? Will there really be a golden age of gas in Europe? ICIS Energy reporter Kate Burgess puts the big questions on the future of oil and gas to Chatham House associate fellow John Mitchell.

ICIS LNG analyst Simon Ellis explores the impact of Japan's decision to phase out nuclear power on its future demand for LNG. What are the immediate consequences for European LNG markets?

Simon Robinson talks with Tony Dillon of the ICIS Crude oil desk in London about oil market developments in the past week.

At last, more detail on how the UK government's electricity market forms will work. The government is hoping to reassure the energy industry ahead of the EMR bill's reading in parliament in November. Kate Burgess analyses an important speech by energy minister Ed Davey.

Simon Robinson talks with Tony Dillion, ICIS lead crude oil reporter in London about the state f the market and the influence that tensions between Turkey and Syria are having on the market. wwww.icis.com

Simon Robinson chats with Tony Dillon ICIS's resident European crude oil expert about the state of the market in the week just gone. For more news and pricing information on chemicals and energy check out www.icis.com

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