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Taiwan, risk management: Experimenting with energy risk management. David Hayes. Petroleum Review May 2006, P. 38-39
Rising energy prices during the past three years have forced large energy consumers in many Asian countries to review their energy risk management strategies in order to minimise the impact of fuel price increases on operating profits, writes David Hayes.
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Journal title: Petroleum Review
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Trading, Management and commerce, Risk management, Energy consumption, People and behaviour
