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Message: Energy Industry Sector Future, Impact of Credit Crisis

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Energy Industry Sector Future, Impact of Credit Crisis

posted on Dec 02, 08 04:34AM

I recently looked through news articles to see which energy sectors were being affected by the credit crisis. I was amazed at how widespread and how devastating the impact is.

There are really two closely related problems. One is reduced access to credit, making new borrowing difficult for nearly every business. Prices for all commodities have been dropping as well. At least part of the reason for this price decline is the lack of availability of credit—many of the less credit-worth buyers drop out of the market. This leaves fewer buyers and almost the same number of sellers, so the price drops. I really do think that the impact of price is much more severe as coal where it is now, is probably jeapordizing a lot of exploration projects in progress, as well as delaying ones planned in the companys interim short term future.

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