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ENERGY PROCUREMENT
As energy markets become increasingly complex, the vast array of pricing options and contract structures available to large energy users can prove daunting...
RISK MANAGEMENT
Kore Energy has developed a proven risk management strategy, focusing on budget protection and cost optimisation....
MARKET INTELLIGENCE
We continually track and evaluate what is happening in the market and provide concise reports to our risk management clients on a daily basis...
CARBON MANAGEMENT
Managing your exposure to the carbon market is an essential ingredient in energy price risk management...
RISK MANAGEMENT
Kore Energy has developed a proven risk management strategy, focusing on budget protection and cost optimisation...
MARKET INTELLIGENCE
We continually track and evaluate what is happening in the market and provide concise reports to our risk management clients on a daily basis...
CARBON MANAGEMENT
Managing your exposure to the carbon market is an essential ingredient in energy price risk management...

Do you buy your energy on fixed price contracts? If so, you could be overspending by as much as 30%... Read more

Kore Energy is the market leader in Ireland in energy procurement and energy price risk management.

We can help you work through the complexity of the supply options available to you and the complexities of the market, ensuring that your energy costs are competitive and that budgets are delivered.

•   Market leading energy procurement solutions
•   Best in class, client tailored risk management services
•   Optimum energy budget control and cost competitiveness
•   Advanced energy market intelligence
•   Lower energy costs and peace of mind

Kore Energy at the Energy Show 2015
Kore Energy at the Energy Show 2015
Kore Energy at the Energy Show 2015
Kore Energy at the Energy Show 2015
Kore Energy at the Energy Show 2015

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Market Update

Friday 14 August 2020:The boost to oil prices provided by Wednesday's inventory data from the U.S. was softened yesterday as demand recovery in other major consumer nations remained in doubt
Friday 14 August 2020:Brent crude slipped back below $45.00 again, settling at $44.96 a barrel while WTI shed 42 cents to settle at $42.24
Friday 14 August 2020:Gas prices for the winter months gained slightly as the pound sterling remained weak and crude oil remained in a narrow trading range yesterday
Friday 14 August 2020:Demand on the UK gas system was steady at just over 150MCM yesterday but deliveries dropped a little in the late afternoon to leave a supply deficit of 5MCM by close of business