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Ercot Still Short $1.3 Billion in Energy Payments: Texas Update Bloomberg 2/26/2021 Mark Chediak, David Wethe, Joe Carroll and Naureen S. Malik (Bloomberg) -- A second day of marathon hearings on Texas’s unprecedented energy crisis raised concerns about the liquidity of the state’s power market, and who will ultimately pay for the disaster as some companies face bankruptcy. Several utilities told Texas lawmakers Friday that they were still awaiting payment from the grid operator, known as Ercot, for power they provided during the grid emergency, with at least one worryin...

Indonesia's Pertamina Expects to Launch VLSFO Bunkering From Pulau Sambu in 2021 by Ship & Bunker News Team Tuesday December 15, 2020 Indonesian energy supplier Pulau Sambu next year after receiving its first cargo at the terminal. The company received its first LSFO shipment from Freepoint Commodities to the terminal, located to the south of Singapore, earlier this month, it said Monday. The company's 3.2 million litres of storage capacity. "Freepoint has been supporting Pertamina's efforts in upgrading and refurbishing Pulau Sambu's fuel oil tanks to ensure international standards a...

Pertamina's Sambu Fuel Terminal receives first international bunker cargo from Freepoint Commodities as it prepares to be Indonesia's first trading hub News provided by Share this article Share this article JAKARTA, Indonesia, Dec. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Pertamina's Pulau Sambu Fuel Terminal, located on an island between Batam and Singapore, is preparing to receive its first international Low Sulphur Fuel Oil ("LSFO") cargo from Freepoint Commodities ("Freepoint") in December. Further to the Heads of Agreement for the Cooperation and Utilization of Pertamina's Pulau Sambu Fuel Terminal sign...

Exclusive: Hedge fund Citadel's commodity investments up more than US$1 billion this year - sources Toggle share menu Advertisement Advertisement Business 10 Dec 2020 10:48PM Share this content Bookmark NEW YORK: Hedge fund Citadel's investments in commodities returned more than US$1 billion this year, according to three people familiar with the matter, helping to drive strong overall performance for one of the world's largest funds. The fund, led by Chicago billionaire Ken Griffin, benefited from gains trading in oil, power, natural gas...

Hedge fund Citadel's investments in commodities returned more than $1 billion this year, according to three people familiar with the matter, helping to drive strong overall performance for one of...