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Here at 360 Invest Group, we pride ourselves on isolating and identifying unique investment opportunities throughout the world. Gearing most of our projects towards the alternative investment market, we provide a rare look at the world of investing with the maxim of minimizing risk and maximising profits. Our team of investment professionals are dedicated to make sure that our clients receive not only great investment advice, but also great business relationships with us.

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360investgroup launch new natural gas project

360investgroup Launch Yet Another Award Winning Natural Gas Project in Mongolia

With its new natural gas project in Mongolia, the 360invest group brings you the opportunity to invest in a fast developing industry, in a fast developing economy.

Also, here at the 360 Invest Group, we pride ourselves on isolating and identifying unique investment opportunities throughout the globe. Gearing most of our projects towards the alternative investment market, we provide a rare look to the world of investing with the maxim of minimizing risk and maximising profits. Our team of investment professionals are dedicated to make sure that our clients receive not only great investment advice, but also great business relationships with us.

 

A Sustainable Energy Option

The 360investgroup is aware of the fact that natural gas will in the not so distant future become a more favourable energy option when compared to others such as coal and petroleum ( althpough dont rule out nuclear). This will be due a number of reasons. First, the other natural resources will be in shorter supply, so production will not be possible. Secondly, though the supply will be reduced, the demand for fuels will not decrease. If anything it will increase. As a result, the price for items for such as petroleum and coal will be higher, while natural gas is likely to still be a cheaper alternative. Though a lot of industries do not use natural gas as a main source of energy, newer technology will make them do so in the future, as they begin to understand that without it they will not be able to survive and run their businesses profitably.

 

360investgroup market leaders in sipp approved alternative invetsments

United Nations Carbon Credit Prices May Rise by 42% by 2012, Barclays Says

Prices of United Nations Certified Emission Reduction credits will increase by as much as 42 percent by 2012 as new rules reduce supplies, Barclays Plc said.
CERs under the UN’s Clean Development Mechanism program may rise to about 18 euros a metric ton in two years, and to as much as 25 euros in the third phase of the European Union’s carbon- trading plan starting 2013, Trevor Sikorski, a London-based analyst at Barclays Capital, said yesterday. UN CERs for December fell 1.6 percent to 12.69 euros a ton yesterday on London’s European Climate Exchange.
The issuance of as many as 30 million tons of CERs under the UN’s Clean Development Mechanism may be delayed to next year, cutting this year’s supplies by about 30 percent,Sikorski said in an interview at the Carbon Asia Forum 2010 conference in Singapore.
Prices of CERs may average 14.5 euros a ton in the first half of 2011, and 16 euros in the second half, according to a Barclays report on Oct. 21. CDM offsets are currently used for compliance in the European carbon market, the world’s biggest.
The UN and the European Union said they may issue new rules on the methodology of issuance and acceptance of carbon credits for hydro-fluorocarbon (HFC) combustion plants and other industrial gases.
The European Commission, regulator of the EU program, plans to publish an impact assessment on offset restrictions by November and said in May that projects related to two industrial gases, HFC-23 and nitrous oxide, create significant windfall profits and may be banned after 2012. A proposed U.S. energy law bans HFC credits.
Prices of CERs, which typically track prices of European Union carbon allowances, will rise as UN restrictions will reduce supplies of HFC-linked CERs and EU rules will force utilities and other users to switch to credits from renewable energy industries, Sikorski said

source bloomberg - http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-10-29/united-nations-carbon-credit-prices-may-rise-by-42-by-2012-barclays-says.html

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