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agreed governments will promote more trade and investment, 70% agreed that
globally consistent accounting principles will be established by 2010, and
over 80% believed the companies dominating the utility business in 2010 will
be multi-national. Those results validate the strategies of companies using
mergers and acquisitions to create global giants. However, events such as
the IMF protests in Prague and WTO protests in Seattle this year highlight
what could be growing opposition to globalization. Politics can veer off in
unexpected directions, so it is unwise to be so committed to any one view of
where voters and government policy are moving that you lack contingency
plans. Utilities can minimize their risk in this uncertain era, while at the
same time moving forward decisively. They can use management tools such as
scenario-based planning, real options valuation, and computer modeling -
these approaches provide the means
for understanding the array of strategies available and for defining the
significance of choosing one or the other. Additionally, the studies show
that utilities need systems, processes, and a culture that make them
versatile - that permit them to nurture 'just-in-case' technologies,
products, and businesses, spot leading indicators of change, and switch
strategies without confusion and delay. The two reports are segments of The
Utility Executive's Field Guide to the Future. Part 1 summarizes the
results of a global survey of 185 decision makers in utilities,
corporations, and engineering firms in 15 countries, while Part 2 focuses on
the outlook for regulatory policy and globalization. Part 2 is based not
only on the survey results but also on 75 subsequent interviews with utility
CEOs, power managers in large corporations, government officials, and others
around the world. The research also included an intensive review of economic
studies, government reports, opinion surveys, and other sources. For more
information visit
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at Ziff Energy Group, Houston, TX
(713) 627-8282 or Toll Free: 1-888-736-5780
Also, visit our web-site, www.ziffenergy.com, to review our Brochure.
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CMS and Saudi Group in Power Deal
? ? CMS Energy and Saudi Arabia's al-Zamil Group plan to jointly construct
power and water desalination plants in Saudi Arabia. The two companies have
agreed to work together to finance, construct and manage new power and water
plants on a 50/50 basis, with CMS serving as operator of the facility. Saudi
Arabia needs 28,000 MW over the next 15 years to serve growing demand.
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Financial Summary
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The TSE 300 fell 106.85 points to 9321.89
The CRB Index lost 1.34 points to 219.26
The US Dollar decreased 1.05 points to 117.39 The Dow advanced 210.50 points
to 10590.62
The S&P 500 gained 15.14 points to 1379.58
The Nasdaq was up 6.18 points to 3278.36
December NYMEX Crude Oil fell 0.97 to 32.74 Canadian-US Exchange was 1.5272
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