European utilities have underperformed by ‐40% and the relative PE has de‐rated
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and see several interesting short opportunities)
potentially higher power prices from both higher European coal and carbon
with China’s GDP growth reaccelerating and 70%
thereby supporting South African and European coal
and provide other monetary policy support
as in Hong Kong and Thailand; the other is a victim of government
as in Korea and China. The two worlds can coexist in the same country
which is a large employer and which faces the consumer directly
reactor manufacturers such as Mitsubishi Heavy) and
lower fuel costs offset lower power prices and the company emerged a
with new petrochemical plants being proposed in the Gulf and traditional coal users such as
and utility capex (ex‐US) is rebounding after a recession‐driven
National Grid (UK) and Elia (Belgium/Germany) are prime beneficiaries of this transmission
the current period of global utility underperformance is the deepest (‐67%) and