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Energy Prices – an alternative view
02 Nov 2009 | Filed under: energy, NewsIn my last post, I brought to your attention an OFGEM report that forecast large price rises over the next ten years. In the Daily Telegraph of October 16th , their respected energy writer, Rowena Mason, highlighted a report from Morgan Stanley, largely based upon National Grid predictions. This report suggests that we are and will be so over-supplied with gas that prices may crash. Admittedly Ms Mason errs on the side of caution in her piece by saying she won’t be placing any bets that her energy bills will be lower over the next few years. Nevertheless, who are we to believe? Where are prices heading? At times of uncertainty, it does pay to ensure that your prices are regularly tested against the market so call now on 01554 770816 or email Auditel for totally independent advice and expertise. You can read all of Ms Mason’s piece by clicking here.
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[...] Denis Brennan » Blog Archive » Energy Prices – an alternative view auditelconsultants.co.uk/denisbrennan/2009/11/02/energy-prices-an-alternative-view – view page – cached In my last post, I brought to your attention an OFGEM report that forecast large price rises over the next ten years. In the Daily Telegraph of October 16th , their respected energy writer, Rowena… Read moreIn my last post, I brought to your attention an OFGEM report that forecast large price rises over the next ten years. In the Daily Telegraph of October 16th , their respected energy writer, Rowena Mason, highlighted a report from Morgan Stanley, largely based upon National Grid predictions. This report suggests that we are and will be so over-supplied with gas that prices may crash. Admittedly Ms Mason errs on the side of caution in her piece by saying she won’t be placing any bets that her energy bills will be lower over the next few years. Nevertheless, who are we to believe? Where are prices heading? At times of uncertainty, it does pay to ensure that your prices are regularly tested against the market so call now on 01554 770816 or email Auditel for totally independent advice and expertise. You can read all of Ms Mason’s piece by clicking here. Read less [...]