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Each and every one of our employees represent the spirit of our company: driven, committed, and acutely aware of how limitless EMP’ potential is to grow.
We go to great lengths to identify self-starters with diverse experience and skill sets to produce not just an effective workforce, but a well-rounded, talented and complementary team.
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Gazprom takes advantage of our Data stream with our Data shooter Solution
Vodafone has digitized their procurement management with our Energy Flex Contract Solution
Toyota Europe Research uses our Data shooter Service and Economic Research in order to be up to date on Energy Drivers for the automotive market
Total informs its clients in an interactive way, using our EC solution. Moreover, soon, clients will be able to use EMO, an EMP developed online platform to lock and unlock positions in their flex contracts.
Pulse updates automatically each client portfolio position with our EMP Flex contract Solution
Romande Energie: Romande Energie has digitized their Sales process and offers a unique interaction with their B2B clients and prospects with our ESE Solution
Gulf Gas and Power: GGP has digitized the transaction process and offers a unique Client Experience to their clients with our EMO Solution with Mobile app
Gazel Energie offers a new interactive market report to their clients using our Energy Cockpit Solution
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Oil
+ 3.54% 66.09 USD/bbl
Power
+ 1.87% 50.309 EUR/MWh
Oil
+ 4.66% 484.605 /million bbl
Coal
-1.19% 63.93 USD/tonne
Natural gas
+ 1.93% 17.5237 EUR/MWh
Emissions
+ 2.25% 39.02 EUR/tonne
8 Mar 2021
Daily (08.03.2021): Oil prices closed at their highest levels in two years on Friday after OPEC+ decision to keep output steady in April
Crude oil futures rallied to their highest levels in nearly two years on Friday following a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report and a surprise decision by OPEC and its allies not to increase supply in April. Hence, Brent crude surged by $2.62, or 3.9%, to settle at $69.36 a barrel. At the same time, U.S. WTI crude soared by $2.26, or 3.5%, to end at $66.09 a barrel. For the week, Brent gained 4.9%, while WTI jumped by 7.5%.
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Daily (08.03.2021): Oil prices closed at their highest levels in two years on Friday after OPEC+ decision to keep output steady in April
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