Counterfactual Models: A Key Tool in Energy Price Disputes
This article discuss methodological considerations in selecting an appropriate model to estimate counterfactual prices in energy markets.
Cornerstone Research Once Again Named “Go-To Thought Leader” by National Law Review
Cornerstone Research is recognized by the National Law Review as a “go-to thought leader" in data privacy and energy and commodities law.
From Zero to 100: Crude Oil Price Changes in 2020–2022
This article provides analysis of the market microstructure implications of oil futures and spot prices for market participants.
Energy Industry Arbitration
The arbitration panel ruled that the energy company was owed the entire amount of tortious interference damages that Professor Johnson calculated.
Characteristics of U.S. Natural Gas Transactions: FERC Form 552 Submissions as of July 2021
Marketed production of natural gas decreased slightly in the United States in 2020 but remained near the previous year’s record-high levels.
U.S. Natural Gas Physical Trading Volume and Marketed Production Remain High
COVID-19 pandemic contributed to a decrease in energy consumption in 2020.
Characteristics of U.S. Natural Gas Transactions
Cornerstone Research compiles an annual report based on data from FERC Form 552 submissions. By supplementing the data with proprietary classifications, Cornerstone Research adds deeper insight into U.S. natural gas…
The Legal and Economic Implications from Recent UK Spoofing Cases
The authors discuss the FCA’s increased enforcement focus on spoofing cases.
Cross-Market Manipulation Under the Microscope
The authors discuss illustrative cross-market manipulation enforcement cases and their implications for market participants in the EU, UK and US.
Financial Strategies for Oil and Gas Cos. During the Slump
The authors discuss how the oil price decline due to COVID-19 could lead to changes in the oil and gas industry in this Law360 article.
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